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Asked about a possible recruitment by Rodrigo Mora next summer, Luis Campos, the PSG advisor, firmly denied being on the track of the phenomenon of FC Porto, which will soon celebrate its 18th birthday.
It is not yet of age but it is already panicking Europe. While he is celebrating his 18th birthday on May 5, Rodrigo Mora is considered a crack in the future by many observers. Well beyond Portugal, his native country. Trained at FC Porto, the attacking midfielder began his professional career last September. And he immediately imposed himself as a phenomenon among the Dragons, where he was under contract until 2027.
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Martin Anselmi, his Argentinian coach, quickly made it one of the strong elements of the Lusitanian giant, currently fourth in his championship, ten points from the leader Leader Sporting. With its technical ease, its vista and its versatility, Rodrigo Mora is capable of occupying several positions, in the midfield or on the wings. In 32 appearances, the right -hander of 1.68m registered 7 achievements and issued 3 assists (all competitions combined). He has also just scored a sublime goal during the victory at Casa Pia last weekend (0-1), placing a roulette at the Zinedine Zidane in the area.
“A Paris, we love Mayulu”
What arouse the lusts of many major clubs. His name has notably been associated with PSG in recent days. The French champions already have several Portuguese players in their ranks, like Vitinha, Joao Neves, Nuno Mendes or Gonçalo Ramos, but also Luis Campos, in charge of recruitment. Questioned on this subject by Canal + before the quarter -final return of the Champions League at Aston Villa, this Tuesday in Birmingham (9 p.m.), the PSG adviser denied any interest for Rodrigo Mora.
“This rumor is completely false,” said Luis Campos, adding: “In Paris, We Love Mayulu”. A way to highlight the hatching of Senny Mayulu, born in Seine-Saint-Denis and trained in Paris. The French midfielder, who will celebrate his 19th birthday next month, is regularly used by Luis Enrique. Under contract until 2027, he played 42 games this season, most often when he came into play, for 6 goals and 2 assists (all competitions).
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