Vitinha, the Brazilian midfielder who has been a key player for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in recent seasons, made history on Saturday night as he scored his first goal for the club in their match against Nice.
The 22-year-old was making his first appearance since suffering a hamstring injury earlier this year, and he showed no signs of rustiness as he fired home from close range to give PSG a 1-0 lead at halftime.
It was a well-deserved moment for Vitinha, who had previously struggled with form and fitness throughout his time at PSG. His goal also helped to boost PSG's morale ahead of the upcoming Champions League quarter-finals, where they will face Manchester City next month.
But it wasn't just Vitinha's performance that made headlines on Saturday night - it was also the news that came after the game. It emerged that PSG have signed a new striker in the summer transfer window,Football Stadium with the club reportedly agreeing to pay €50 million ($64.8 million) for Brazilian forward Edinson Cavani.
Cavani is expected to make his debut for PSG later this week, and the signing of both him and Vitinha could be seen as a major coup for the French giants. With Cavani already proving himself to be a prolific goalscorer during his time at Napoli, and Vitinha bringing his technical skills and experience to the team, PSG now look like they have two key players ready to help them challenge for titles in Europe and La Liga this season.
Overall, Vitinha's historic goal and the news of PSG's summer signings were certainly highlights of a busy weekend in French football, and fans of both teams will be eagerly anticipating what the rest of the season holds.