David Araújo: “Being part of FC Porto’s history is hugely rewarding” | OneFootball

After being crowned national champions in the BC1/BC2 team category, BC4 pairs, and the BC3 Second Division, FC Porto’s boccia team went to the Museum to present the respective trophies. David Araújo was the spokesperson for a group that only thinks about “bringing more victories to the Club.” “We’re used to seeing the other teams, like football or basketball, go to the Museum to present trophies, and it’s very gratifying for us to be able to feel this recognition as well,” said an athlete who is “very proud” to “be part of FC Porto’s history.”

Making history“It is the first time the BC1/BC2 team has been crowned national champion for FC Porto. Being part of this history and being the first is truly very gratifying. It was a very demanding championship, with an even more demanding final, because there was a double tie-break, which is a very uncommon thing to happen, and that made that feeling of victory even more special.”

Reward for the work“We’re used to seeing the other teams, like football or basketball, go to the Museum to present trophies, and it’s very gratifying for us to feel this recognition from the president and the Club. It is a great source of pride to belong to this group and to be able to bring victories to FC Porto.”

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