Mercado of Sport's: GD Trancoso announces Simão Batista and Henrique Fonseca for Sub-19
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Mercado of Sport's: GD Trancoso announces Simão Batista and Henrique Fonseca for Sub-19

SAPO Notícias2 September 2026 at 10:33

Grupo Desportivo de Trancoso announced two signings for their Sub-19 team, which will compete in the 2026/2027 season. The players signed are Simão Batista and Henrique Fonseca, both coming from NDS, the club they represented last season.

Simão Batista, who plays as a full-back, will wear shirt number 21. The Trancoso club officially presented the player, highlighting his position and the number he will wear on the new team.

With these two signings, GD Trancoso strengthens its squad for the Under-19 team, seeking to reinforce the team with players who already have competitive experience in the same age group. The arrivals of Simão Batista and Henrique Fonseca represent commitments to the continuity of Trancoso's sporting project.

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