Check out the FC Porto players’ fixture list for their national teams | OneFootball

FC Porto has 29 players called up for international duties over the next eight days. Diogo Costa (Portugal), Jan Bednarek and Jakub Kiwior (Poland), Victor Froholdt (Denmark), Deniz Gül (Turkey) and Alan Varela (Argentina) will be in the qualifying stage for the 2026 World Cup; Stephen Eustáquio and Pablo Rosario will play preparation matches for Canada and the Dominican Republic, respectively; Dominik Prpic (Croatia) and Rodrigo Mora (Portugal) will compete in the qualification for the Under-21 European Championship.

The B and youth teams will also be deprived of several elements. Trafim Melnichenka (Belarus) will fight for a place in the World Cup, while Gabriel Brás (Portugal under-21), Gonçalo Ribeiro, Luís Gomes and Gonçalo Sousa (Portugal under-20), Martim Cunha (Portugal under-19), Bernardo Lima, Francisco Fernandes, Martim Antunes, Yoan Pereira, Duarte Cunha and Mateus Mide (Portugal under-18), Francisco Mendes, Vasco Dinis, Filipe Silva, João Brito and Gustavo Guerra (Portugal under-17), Rayan Demirci (Sweden under-18) and Seif Costa (United Arab Emirates under-17) have been called up to their respective youth teams. Here is the schedule of the blue and white ambassadors spread across three continents.

Wednesday, September 32:00 PM, Under-18 friendly: Japan – Portugal (Bernardo Lima, Francisco Fernandes, Martim Antunes, Yoan Pereira, Duarte Cunha and Mateus Mide)

Thursday, September 411:00 AM, Under-17 friendly: Portugal – Italy (Francisco Mendes, Vasco Dinis, Filipe Silva, João Brito and Gustavo Guerra)3:30 PM, Under-19 friendly: Portugal – Hungary (Martim Cunha)4:30 PM, Under-18 friendly: Sweden – Denmark (Rayan Demirci)5:00 PM, World Cup qualifier: Georgia – Turkey (Deniz Gül)6:30 PM, Under-20 friendly: Portugal – Czech Republic (Gonçalo Ribeiro, Luís Gomes and Gonçalo Sousa)7:45 PM, World Cup qualifier: Netherlands – Poland (Jan Bednarek and Jakub Kiwior)

Friday, September 512:30 AM, World Cup qualifier: Argentina – Venezuela (Alan Varela)6:00 PM, Under-18 friendly: France – Portugal (Bernardo Lima, Francisco Fernandes, Martim Antunes, Yoan Pereira, Duarte Cunha and Mateus Mide)7:00 PM, Friendly: Romania – Canada (Stephen Eustáquio)7:30 PM, Euro Under-21 qualifier: Portugal – Azerbaijan (Gabriel Brás and Rodrigo Mora)7:45 PM, World Cup qualifier: Denmark – Scotland (Victor Froholdt)7:45 PM, World Cup qualifier: Greece – Belarus (Trafim Melnichenka)

Saturday, September 611:00 AM, Under-17 friendly: Portugal – Scotland (Francisco Mendes, Vasco Dinis, Filipe Silva, João Brito and Gustavo Guerra)3:00 PM, Under-18 friendly: Sweden – Ukraine (Rayan Demirci)4:00 PM, Under-19 friendly: Montenegro – Portugal (Martim Cunha)5:00 PM, World Cup qualifier: Armenia – Portugal (Diogo Costa)

Sunday, September 71:00 PM, Under-18 friendly: Portugal – Saudi Arabia (Bernardo Lima, Francisco Fernandes, Martim Antunes, Yoan Pereira, Duarte Cunha and Mateus Mide)7:45 PM, World Cup qualifier: Poland – Finland (Jan Bednarek and Jakub Kiwior)7:45 PM, World Cup qualifier: Turkey – Spain (Deniz Gül)

Monday, September 87:45 PM, World Cup qualifier: Greece – Denmark (Victor Froholdt)7:45 PM, World Cup qualifier: Belarus – Scotland (Trafim Melnichenka)

Tuesday, September 911:00 AM, Under-17 friendly: Portugal – Serbia (Francisco Mendes, Vasco Dinis, Filipe Silva, João Brito and Gustavo Guerra)12:30 PM, Under-20 Elite League: Poland – Portugal (Gonçalo Ribeiro, Luís Gomes and Gonçalo Sousa)4:00 PM, Under-19 friendly: Serbia – Portugal (Martim Cunha)4:30 PM, Under-18 friendly: Sweden – Norway (Rayan Demirci)6:00 PM, Friendly: Jordan – Dominican Republic (Pablo Rosario)6:00 PM, Euro Under-21 qualifier: Turkey – Croatia (Dominik Prpic)7:00 PM, Euro Under-21 qualifier: Scotland – Portugal (Gabriel Brás and Rodrigo Mora)7:45 PM, World Cup qualifier: Hungary – Portugal (Diogo Costa)7:45 PM, Friendly: Wales – Canada (Stephen Eustáquio)

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