Diana Costa has no doubts: «Pombal or Lisbon? Pombal!»
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Diana Costa has no doubts: «Pombal or Lisbon? Pombal!»

Record6 September 2026 at 12:03

Diana Costa, forward for the Portuguese under-20 national team, publicly expressed her preference for Pombal, her hometown, over Lisbon. The player, who operates as a forward, showed she had no doubts when faced with the choice between the two cities.

The athlete looks forward with enthusiasm to the National Team's first participation in the Under-20 World Cup. This milestone represents a historic moment for Portuguese women's football, which sees this competition as an opportunity to establish itself at the international level.

Diana Costa, born in Pombal, expressed her connection to her hometown, making it clear that, despite Lisbon being frequently associated with national sporting success, her personal preference lies with the town where she grew up and developed her football career.

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