Vitinha's 2019-2020 season at Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) was a standout one for the Brazilian midfielder, who played in all 45 matches as he helped the club to a record-breaking Ligue 1 title and a Champions League victory.

Vitinha made a strong start to the season, starting all but two of PSG's opening 18 games, before being substituted off against Rennes on March 22nd due to injury. Despite missing that match, Vitinha remained a regular in the team, making 16 appearances in the following six weeks.

His performances were particularly impressive when compared to his previous seasons with other clubs. In the 2017/18 season, Vitinha only played in 25 games for Lyon, where he struggled with injuries. However, in the 2018/19 season,Bundesliga Vision he managed just 16 appearances for Benfica, despite featuring in every game in their domestic league.

Despite this, Vitinha showed that he could still be a valuable asset to PSG, contributing to their success with his pace, technical ability and defensive work-rate. He also impressed in Europe, contributing to PSG's Champions League triumph by providing assists for Neymar and Kylian Mbappe.

Overall, Vitinha's 2019-2020 season was a significant milestone for him, showcasing his potential as a top-level player. While there may have been some disappointment that he didn't feature more frequently in the first half of the season, his performances in the second half of the campaign proved that he is a key member of PSG's squad.

• Season
• at
• PSG
• Vitinha
• 2019-2020