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Senegalese forward Mame Niang has been officially announced as a new signing for FC Porto's B team and immediately participated in his first training session under the guidance of coach João Brandão. The 23-year-old striker has signed a contract with the club until 2030. The article also reports that midfielder Domingos Andrade is leaving FC Porto to sign a three-season deal with Brazilian club Botafogo, a move that could earn FC Porto up to 2 million euros. Additionally, young forward Tcherno Jamanca, the top scorer in the last National Under-17 Championship, was stopped as a precaution during FC Porto B training due to slight discomfort in his thigh. The club is also planning to increase the involvement of academy youth in the B team for the 2026/27 season as part of a project consolidation effort.
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Mame Niang Has Already Trained with FC Porto B Team
The Senegalese striker was officially announced as a reinforcement and immediately held his first training session under head coach João Brandão.
- Official: Mame Niang signs with FC Porto until 2030.
Domingos Andrade Leaves FC Porto, Set to Sign for Three Seasons with Botafogo
The 23-year-old midfielder is heading to Brazil.
- Domingos Andrade could earn FC Porto up to €2 million.
- FC Porto received a proposal from Botafogo for the player.
Tcherno Jamanca Stopped as a Precaution in FC Porto B Training
The top scorer of the last edition of the National Under-17 Championship felt slight discomfort in a thigh and was held out of training as a precaution.
More Youth in FC Porto B Team's Plan for 2026/27
The project consolidation will increase the weight of the academy in the squad for the upcoming season.
For the latest updates, visit FC Porto B news.
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