After Portugal goal, Trincão warns Martínez: Sporting star says he'll... | OneFootball

Francisco Trincão stood out in Portugal’s 2-0 win over the United States in Atlanta, scoring the national team’s first goal. At the end of the match, the Sporting winger said he was pleased with the result and highlighted the competitiveness within the squad under Roberto Martínez.

“We always say that, that the coach is going to have a lot of headaches, because we have a lot of very good players in Portugal. But then it’s up to the coach to decide who the best are and who he wants to take to the World Cup,” said the Lions’ number 17, speaking in RTP’s flash interview.

The Portugal international also underlined the importance of the training camp in adapting to the conditions the team may face at the World Cup: “The conditions, the travel... we know the World Cup will also be a bit like that, with quite a lot of travel, adapting to the stadiums, the places, the time zone... these training camps are also for that, and of course we’re happy to win.”

Trincão further underlined his good form and gave positive signs at a time when the final squad for the 2026 World Cup is getting closer to being decided.

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