FC Porto linked with Vincent Janssen, 32-year-old Dutch striker | OneFootball

FC Porto are reportedly monitoring Vincent Janssen as a possible attacking reinforcement for next season.

According to Sport TV, the 32-year-old Dutch forward has been put on the radar of the Dragons. So far, however, there has been no confirmation of any contact, negotiations, or official offer for the player.

Janssen is currently without a club after ending his spell with Royal Antwerp, where he played for four seasons. During his time with the Belgian side, the striker recorded 64 goals and 25 assists in 173 appearances.

With international caps for the Netherlands, the footballer has built up experience in several leagues. Before Antwerp, he played for Almere City, AZ Alkmaar, Tottenham, Fenerbahçe, and Monterrey.

It was at AZ Alkmaar that he reached one of the high points of his career: he scored 27 goals in a single season and finished as the top scorer in the Dutch league. That form led Tottenham to move for his signing in a deal worth close to €22 million.

During his time in Antwerp, the forward helped the club win the Belgian league title, the Belgian Cup, and the Belgian Super Cup, and also featured in the Champions League.

His status as a free agent could make Janssen an appealing option on the market. Even so, any potential move to FC Porto remains, for now, only a reported possibility.

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