New face in the women's squad
Maria Inês Nogueira has signed for FC Porto's women's team. The right-back returns from US college soccer and made her intentions clear: "Pronta para dar tudo pelo clube que me faz amar jogar futebol" (1). She adds depth to a squad building for the future.
Casillas takes Porto to court
Iker Casillas is suing FC Porto for €3.7 million over the heart attack he suffered during a training session in 2019. The former goalkeeper claims the club pushed him to excessive physical effort that day. "I go to the gym, I play padel, but I can't run, only 20 or 50 metres. I can't do more than that," Casillas said in court on Monday (3). The case is now underway.
U-15s on the brink
Porto's U-15 side are one win away from a league title after a heavy victory over Tondela (2). The youth ranks are delivering when it matters, and the silverware would cap a strong campaign for the academy.
Pereira cuts ties with ex-Porto man
Former Porto and Braga manager Vítor Pereira has released a player who previously represented both clubs. The move was confirmed officially, though the player's identity and destination remain unclear (4).
Fan reactions
Francisco Moura is attracting interest from the Premier League, with newly promoted Coventry City tracking the left-back. Moura lost his starting role over the course of last season, and Porto's SAD are open to negotiating if a compelling offer arrives. The Reddit thread shows fans split – some see this as smart business for a player who slipped down the pecking order, others worry about depth. Join the discussion