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FC Porto captain Diogo Costa returns to work today, undergoing physical tests as part of the team's preseason preparations. The article also covers several other FC Porto developments: a potential Super Cup victory over Torreense would allow FC Porto to overtake Benfica as the Portuguese club with the most trophies, with André Villas-Boas possibly repeating a historic feat. The referee for the Super Cup decider in Coimbra is announced as André Narciso. Additionally, the club has signed 24-year-old pivot Ricardo Costa, who brings four seasons of National First Division experience. Other roster moves include Leandro Silva's promotion to the first team, Tiago Velho reinforcing the goal, and new futsal signings including Cardinal as captain and ex-Benfica player Tiaguinho.
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Diogo Costa Returns to Work at FC Porto Today
The club captain will undergo physical tests as he reports back for duty.
Super Cup with an Eye on the Throne
A victory over Torreense in the Super Cup would see FC Porto overtake Benfica as the Portuguese club with the most trophies. André Villas-Boas has the opportunity to repeat the feat.
Referee Announced for FC Porto vs. Torreense Super Cup Clash
André Narciso will officiate the decisive match in Coimbra.
Ricardo Costa Signs for FC Porto
The 24-year-old pivot brings four seasons of experience in the National First Division to the club.
Other Transfers and Squad Updates
- Leandro Silva promoted to FC Porto's first team
- Tiago Velho reinforces FC Porto's goalkeeping options
- Cardinal joins FC Porto's futsal team and will wear the captain's armband
- Tiaguinho, formerly of Benfica, signs for FC Porto's futsal team: "It was and is my dream"
For more, visit the latest FC Porto news.
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Diogo Costa Returns to Work at FC Porto, Undergoes Physical Tests