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MATOS FULL OF PRAISE FOR ACE

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The LeaguePaper Team
12 April 2026

PRAISE: Vitor Matos

SWANSEA boss Vitor Matos believes match-winner Zan Vipotnik can develop his game further while with the club and hopes the Welsh side can hold on to their prized asset.
Victory for the Swans ended the club’s four-game winless run while Viptonik’s winner moved the striker on to 21 goals.
Matos said: “It’s more important to think about the performance and to keep improving and keep growing, the mentality was there and the consistency and maturity.
“I’m really happy with the character of the team. The hunger is there and ...

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