Liverpool Set Sights on PSG Star Who Real Madrid Are Willing to Pay €100M

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Xabi Alonso has been at the helm of Real Madrid for only a few months, but he’s already gained a clear sense of the squad and where it needs reinforcements. Shoring up the midfield is a top priority, and reports indicate he is targeting a player from PSG.

The transfer wouldn’t be straightforward. PSG’s midfield trio of Vitinha, Fabian Ruiz, and João Neves played a crucial role in their dominant 2024‑25 campaign, helping the team secure Ligue 1, the UEFA Champions League, and the Coupe de France.

Still, a significant bid from Madrid could put PSG under pressure and tempt the player to consider a move away from Paris. That said, other clubs may also be interested in snapping up this standout talent.

Liverpool Latest to Show Interest in Vitinha

Vitinha, PSG(Photo by Alex Grimm/Getty Images)

CaughtOffside reported, citing sources, that Liverpool are closely monitoring PSG’s Portuguese midfielder Vitinha ahead of the January transfer window.

The Reds’ scouting team regards the 25-year-old as one of Europe’s most technically gifted midfielders, noting his ability to control the tempo and drive play through midfield makes him a strong fit for Slot’s system.

Despite the interest, Liverpool are unlikely to make a formal approach unless a current midfielder departs in January. PSG, however, are reluctant to part ways, with Vitinha under contract until 2029 and reportedly considered “untouchable” by the French club.

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This news follows Fichajes’ report that Real Madrid have set its sights on Vitinha as a key addition for next season. The club is reportedly readying a €100 million offer to sway the Parisian side.

Since Xabi Alonso took over as manager, Real Madrid have prioritized adding a midfielder who can provide creativity, control, and vision—qualities they believe Vitinha possesses. They plan to pursue the transfer in the summer of 2026, per the report.

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