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OFFICIAL: FC Porto signs striker on loan from São PauloPhoto by adrimarie on Pexels
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OFFICIAL: FC Porto signs striker on loan from São Paulo

Maisfutebol11 September 2026 at 10:14

FC Porto announced the signing of Soraya França on loan from São Paulo. The Brazilian player strengthens the Dragons' attack until the end of the season.

Soraya França is 29 years old and plays as a striker. The player arrives at the Porto club to reinforce the team's offensive sector.

This signing comes as part of a loan agreement between the two clubs, allowing the player to represent FC Porto's colors during the current season.

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