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FC Porto sent observer to study City

Dia de Jogo — jornal desportivo6 September 2026 at 08:46

FC Porto sent an observer to Manchester to study Manchester City before their debut in the Champions League. The dragon's emissary was present at the game between City and Coventry, gathering information about the English team.

The dragons face Manchester City in the first matchday of the league phase of the Champions League. This prior study aims to prepare the Portuguese team for the challenge against one of the main favorites to win the competition.

This analysis comes at a time when FC Porto faces a setback in their midfield. Player Froholdt leaves a vacancy to be filled in the middle sector of the Porto team, which may influence the coach's plans for the European clash.

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