The Portuguese Premier League has always been a "supermarket" for European giants, and stars from the Portuguese Premier League have always had a good "quality guarantee"; such as Luis Díaz, who has just signed Liverpool, and Ruben Díaz of Manchester City, have become the core of their respective teams. In addition to the "new Craigny" Darwin Nunez, the following Portuguese Super League stars may switch to big teams this summer.
Diogo Costa
Porto's defensive performances this season have also been good, with goalkeeper Diogo Costa doing a great job. The 22-year-old Porto youth goalkeeper is already a Portuguese international, whose robustness and ability to save are no less than that of national team brother Rui Patricio, who has won three chances to play for the country. At present, many big teams are interested in changing the blood for the goalkeeper position this summer, such as Tottenham Hotspur, Leicester City, Barcelona, all of which are interested in introducing new goalkeepers. According to the CIES Football Observatory, Diogo Costa is valued at £35 million.
Gonzalo Ramos
Benfica has produced a lot of attackers in recent years, and in addition to João Felix and Darwin Nunez, Gon alo Ramos has also performed well this season. The 20-year-old Portugal U21 international is a shadow striker (or attacking midfielder) who excels at back-to-back goals, long-range shots and looking for opportunities behind the centre-forward, somewhat like Dele Alli in his heyday. He and Darwin Nunez have formed a strong attacking duo this season, and his future is limitless with eight goals and four assists in all competitions.
Pedro Gonçalves
Sporting Lisbon is also another famous Portuguese star factory, and this season they also have a number of outstanding young people on the rise. Pedro Gon alves, 23, is definitely the team's brightest attacker in the frontcourt, playing as a right winger and has played 39 games for the team, delivering 15 goals and 12 assists. His figure is not tall, but the next set is extremely stable, the dribbling kung fu is also very solid, can make breakthroughs with speed and technology, and is a rare offensive talent. At a young age, he has already left his mark on many European teams, including playing for Wolves' youth team and spending some time in Valencia, Spain.
Matthews Nunez
Yes, another Nunez, but this one is playing for Sporting Lisbon and playing in midfield. Matheus Nunes, who plays in midfield, has been hailed by many Portuguese media as "the next Ruben Neves" because of his similar playing style. His defensive foundation is solid, with good ball protection and propulsion ability, and the ability to organize behind long shots and long passes is also quite good, and he is an all-round midfielder who is easy to use. He is currently valued at £41m in the CIES Football Observatory, but there are still a number of European giants interested in bringing in the new Portugal international; Manchester City, Tottenham, Newcastle United and Bayern have all been linked to him.