Sheffield Wednesday: Owls boss unsurprised over defender's impact
The Frenchman has performed admirably since the turn of the year following a rocky start to his career at Hillsborough, helping Wednesday record two clean sheets in their last five outings.
Having shrugged off a knee problem, Sasso, on a season long-loan deal from Braga, is determined to carry on impressing and earn a permanent move.
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Carvalhal, who is without centre-backs Michael Turner (knee) and Tom Lees (hamstring), told The Star: “Vincent has done well. He is someone I know well from Portugal.
“He was not completely fit at the beginning. But now Vincent is playing well and understands our defensive process really well.
“It’s not a surprise to me how he’s playing. We knew he was a good a player and he’s doing very well.”