Vitinha hails Jorge Jesus’s early impact as Portugal refocus after Cristiano Ronaldo controversy | OneFootball

According to Goal.com, Vitinha hailed the early impact of new Portugal coach Jorge Jesus, saying the team’s work is already showing on the pitch. The Paris Saint-Germain midfielder spoke after a standout showing against Denmark.

Restored to the starting XI, he headed in a Bruno Fernandes cross in the second half for his first international goal. His passing accuracy reached 90%.

He said the coach’s work has started to bear fruit and that it is plain to see. He added that things are going well and this is the way they want to continue.

Addressing supporters, he said that if the Dragão is completely full and Portugal beat Norway 4-0, that would be perfect.

On the mood after the Cristiano Ronaldo controversy, he explained they focused on the match and delivered a strong performance. He said morale is very high and that such strength brings wins closer even when the technical side is not ideal.

Gonçalo Ramos continued to show he can cover for Ronaldo’s absence, scoring one and setting up another against Denmark to make it 13 international goals at a rate of one every 94 minutes. He said winning matters most, praised Jesus as a valuable addition and felt roles are now clearer in and out of possession.

Ramos added they are improving day by day, that the approach suits his style, and that winning the ball high helps create chances.

Source: Goal.com

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