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FC Porto marks João Moutinho's 40th birthday

Dia de Jogo — jornal desportivo8 September 2026 at 12:31

FC Porto publicly celebrated João Moutinho's 40th birthday, a former midfielder for the club. The coaching staff and the Dragão management left an official congratulatory message for the player who marked an era at the Porto emblem.

João Moutinho arrived at FC Porto in 2010, coming from Sporting, and wore the dragons' jersey for three seasons. During that period, the midfielder became a fundamental piece of the team and won several titles serving the club.

The club took the opportunity to publicly acknowledge the player's brilliant career, which over the years has become a reference in Portuguese football. FC Porto's congratulatory message demonstrates the lasting bond between the player and the institution.

At 40 years old, Moutinho remains active in professional football, but the special date served for FC Porto to pay tribute to one of their most emblematic players of the last decades.

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