FC Porto players: international duty schedule | OneFootball

FC Porto has 32 players called up for international commitments over the next eight days.

Diogo Costa (Portugal), Jan Bednarek and Jakub Kiwior (Poland), Samu (Spain), Victor Froholdt (Denmark), Deniz Gül (Turkey), Trafim Melnichenka (Belarus), and Zaidu (Nigeria) will compete in qualification matches for the 2026 World Cup. Eustáquio (Canada) and Pablo Rosario (Dominican Republic) will play preparatory friendlies, while Tomás Pérez will continue competing with Argentina in the U-20 World Cup.

In the youth teams, Dominik Prpić (Croatia U-21), Diogo Fernandes, Gabriel Brás, Martim Fernandes, and Rodrigo Mora (Portugal U-21), Gonçalo Ribeiro and Gonçalo Sousa (Portugal U-20), Filipe Sousa, Martim Cunha, and André Miranda (Portugal U-19), Martim Chelmik, Bernardo Lima, Mateus Mide, Duarte Cunha, Yoan Pereira, and Eduardo Ferreira (Portugal U-18), Rayan Demirci (Sweden U-18), Hubert Charuzy (Poland U-18), and Francisco Mendes, Rodrigo Teixeira, and João Brito (Portugal U-17) have been called up. Below is the schedule for the blue and white ambassadors spread across four continents.

Wednesday, October 88:30 PM, U-20 World Cup Round of 16: Argentina–Nigeria (Tomás Pérez)

Thursday, October 92:00 PM, U-18 Four Nations Tournament: Spain–Portugal (Martim Chelmik, Bernardo Lima, Mateus Mide, Duarte Cunha, Yoan Pereira, and Eduardo Ferreira)2:45 PM, U-19 preparatory tournament: Portugal–Sweden (Filipe Sousa, Martim Cunha, and André Miranda)2:45 PM, U-18 friendly: Sweden–Wales (Rayan Demirci)7:45 PM, World Cup qualification: Belarus–Denmark (Trafim Melnichenka and Victor Froholdt)7:45 PM, friendly: Poland–New Zealand (Jan Bednarek and Jakub Kiwior)

Friday, October 101:45 PM, friendly: Uruguay–Dominican Republic (Pablo Rosario)3:00 PM, U-18 preparatory tournament: Poland–Ireland (Hubert Charuzy)5:00 PM, World Cup qualification: Lesotho–Nigeria (Zaidu)5:00 PM, U-20 Elite League: Portugal–Germany (Gonçalo Ribeiro and Gonçalo Sousa)7:30 PM, U-21 Euro qualification: Portugal–Bulgaria (Diogo Fernandes, Gabriel Brás, Martim Fernandes, and Rodrigo Mora)

Saturday, October 1112:30 AM, friendly: Canada–Australia (Eustáquio)11:30 AM, U-18 friendly: Croatia–Sweden (Rayan Demirci)12:00 PM, U-18 Four Nations Tournament: Portugal–Romania (Martim Chelmik, Bernardo Lima, Mateus Mide, Duarte Cunha, Yoan Pereira, and Eduardo Ferreira)5:00 PM, U-19 preparatory tournament: Croatia–Portugal (Filipe Sousa, Martim Cunha, and André Miranda)6:00 PM, U-17 Pinatar Tournament: Netherlands–Portugal (Francisco Mendes, Rodrigo Teixeira, and João Brito)7:45 PM, World Cup qualification: Portugal–Ireland (Diogo Costa)7:45 PM, World Cup qualification: Spain–Georgia (Samu)7:45 PM, World Cup qualification: Bulgaria–Turkey (Deniz Gül)

Sunday, October 125:00 PM, World Cup qualification: Scotland–Belarus (Trafim Melnichenka)7:45 PM, World Cup qualification: Denmark–Greece (Victor Froholdt)7:45 PM, World Cup qualification: Lithuania–Poland (Jan Bednarek and Jakub Kiwior)

Monday, October 131:00 PM, U-20 Elite League: Portugal–Germany (Gonçalo Ribeiro and Gonçalo Sousa)5:00 PM, U-18 preparatory tournament: Netherlands–Poland (Hubert Charuzy)

Tuesday, October 1412:00 PM, U-18 Four Nations Tournament: Turkey–Portugal (Martim Chelmik, Bernardo Lima, Mateus Mide, Duarte Cunha, Yoan Pereira, and Eduardo Ferreira)1:45 PM, U-18 friendly: Ukraine–Sweden (Rayan Demirci)2:45 PM, U-19 preparatory tournament: Portugal–Denmark (Filipe Sousa, Martim Cunha, and André Miranda)5:00 PM, World Cup qualification: Nigeria–Benin (Zaidu)5:00 PM, U-21 Euro qualification: Croatia–Ukraine (Dominik Prpić)6:00 PM, U-21 Euro qualification: Gibraltar–Portugal (Diogo Fernandes, Gabriel Brás, Martim Fernandes, and Rodrigo Mora)7:45 PM, World Cup qualification: Portugal–Hungary (Diogo Costa)7:45 PM, World Cup qualification: Spain–Bulgaria (Samu)7:45 PM, World Cup qualification: Turkey–Georgia (Deniz Gül)

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