Gabriel Mec is a bet for FC Porto's future
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Gabriel Mec is a bet for FC Porto's future

Record31 August 2026 at 05:55

Gabriel Mec is an 18-year-old Brazilian youngster who travels today to Porto to sign a contract with FC Porto valid for five seasons, that is, until 2031. The agreement between FC Porto's SAD and Grêmio is fully closed.

The player is described as a bet for the future of the Portuguese club. The young forward, from Brazil, arrives to reinforce FC Porto at a time when the club is looking to invest in young talent.

The negotiation was concluded successfully between the two clubs, without the transfer values being specified in the article. Gabriel Mec previously represented Grêmio, his formative club in Brazil.

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