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This article is about footballers with 100 or more appearances for FC Porto's first team. For a list of all FC Porto players with a Wikipedia article, see Category:FC Porto players. For current first-team players, see FC Porto § Current squad.

Fernando Gomes (pictured) is Porto's all-time record goalscorer.

Futebol Clube do Porto is a Portuguese sports club based in Porto that is best known for its professional football team playing in the country's top-tier division, the Primeira Liga. Porto played their first match a few days after the club's foundation in 1893,[1] but only began playing competitively in 1911, when they took part and won the first José Monteiro da Costa Cup.[2] Since then, the team has entered and often achieved success in several domestic and international football competitions. This list includes all the players that have made at least 100 competitive appearances for the first team, either as a member of the starting eleven or as a substitute.

João Pinto, former right-back and captain, holds Porto's record for most appearances, having played 587 matches during an uninterrupted senior career of 16 years at the club. He is one of only two players with over 500 first-team appearances; the other is former goalkeeper and also captain Vítor Baía, who appeared in 566 matches in 17 seasons. Four other players have made at least 400 appearances; among them is Aloísio, a former Brazilian centre-back who holds the team record for most appearances by a foreign player. Fernando Gomes is Porto's top goalscorer, with 347 goals in 455 appearances. The only other club player with more than 300 goals is Pinga, who scored 314 times in 15 consecutive seasons.

As of 17 November 2024, eleven players currently active in the first team have made at least 100 appearances: Diogo Costa (goalkeeper, Portugal), João Mário (defender, Portugal), Pepe (defender, Portugal), Iván Marcano (defender, Spain), Zaidu Sanusi (defender, Nigeria), Wendell (defender, Brazil), Marko Grujić (midfielder, Serbia), Pepê (forward, Brazil), Evanilson (forward, Brazil), Toni Martínez (forward, Spain) and Mehdi Taremi (forward, Iran).

Table key

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As of 28 April 2024
  • The list is ordered first by year of first appearance, then by total number of appearances.
  • Players active in the first team have their name shown in italics, and can add to their totals.
  • Appearances and goals are counted only for first-team competitive matches in the Primeira Liga, Taça de Portugal (including the predecessor Campeonato de Portugal), Taça da Liga, Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira, European Cup/UEFA Champions League, UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League, UEFA Super Cup, and defunct competitions such as Campeonato do Porto, Cup Winners' Cup, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, and Intercontinental Cup.
  • Position – Playing position: GK = goalkeeper, DF = defender, MF = midfielder, FW = forward
  • Club career – First and last calendar years in which the player appeared for the club in any of the competitions listed above.
  • Appearances – Number of matches played with the club (as starter and substitute)
  • Goals – Number of goals scored with the club
  • National team – Country represented by the player at international level during his career with the club.
  • Caps – Number of international appearances made by a player during his career with the club (n/a = information not available).
  •  §  – Player is a club record holder.

Players with 100 or more appearances

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Domingos (top) was the league top scorer in 1995–96, while Mário Jardel (bottom) won this accolade in the following four seasons.
Deco (pictured playing for Barcelona) was a successful midfielder, winning the UEFA Cup and UEFA Champions League for Porto.
Ricardo Carvalho (pictured playing for Real Madrid) played in both UEFA competition finals won by Porto in 2003 and 2004.
Dmitri Alenichev is the only Russian player to have won the UEFA Champions League.[3]
Raul Meireles (pictured playing for Portugal) won four consecutive league titles for Porto in almost 200 appearances.
Hulk (top) and João Moutinho (bottom) won a record four titles in a record 53 appearances in the 2010–11 season.[4]
Lucho González had two separate spells at the club and appeared in more than 200 official games, winning ten major titles.
Helton appeared in more than 300 official games, winning eighteen major titles during his spell for the club.
Table of players, including playing position, club statistics and respective national team
Name Pos Club career Apps Goals National team Caps Notes Refs
Total
Valdemar Mota FW 1926–1938 163 177  Portugal 21 [5]
Álvaro Pereira MF 1926–1936 137 7  Portugal 7 [6]
Acácio Mesquita FW 1926–1935
1936–1937		 101 111  Portugal 2 [7]
Avelino Martins DF 1927–1937
1938–1939		 133 0  Portugal 8 [8]
Jerónimo Faria DF 1927–1940 106 1 — — [9]
Lopes Carneiro FW 1930–1941 175 69 — — [10]
Pinga FW 1931–1946 331 314  Portugal 20 [11]
Carlos Nunes FW 1932–1942 178 129  Portugal 3 [12]
Soares dos Reis GK 1933–1940
1942–1944		 144 0  Portugal 4 [13]
António Santos FW 1934–1942 166 129 — — [14]
Carlos Pereira MF 1934–1941 198 12  Portugal 13 [12]
Pocas MF 1935–1947 291 4  Portugal 1 [11]
Vítor Guilhar DF 1936–1948 265 11  Portugal 2 [15]
Gomes da Costa DF 1936–1938
1939–1947		 127 62  Portugal 1 [16]
António Baptista MF 1937–1943 115 5 — — [17]
Correia Dias FW 1939–1940
1941–1949		 167 200 — — [18]
Alfredo Pais DF 1942–1952 267 2 — — [19]
António Araújo FW 1942–1949
1950–1952		 213 205  Portugal 9 [20]
José Lourenço FW 1942–1948 117 64 — — [10]
Frederico Barrigana GK 1943–1955 324 0  Portugal 12 [17]
Romão MF 1944–1952 180 7 — — [21]
Joaquim Machado DF 1945–1953
1954–1955		 218 23  Portugal 2 [22]
Ângelo Carvalho DF 1946–1955 249 1  Portugal 15 [23]
Sanfins FW 1946–1951 107 41 — — [14]
Virgílio Mendes DF 1947–1963 436 9  Portugal 39 [24]
Carlos Vieira FW 1948–1955 130 55 — — [24]
Monteiro da Costa FW 1949–1962 328 92  Portugal 4 [25]
José Maria FW 1949–1957 183 78 — — [26]
Hernâni FW 1950–1952
1953–1964		 332 187  Portugal 28 [27]
Américo Lopes GK 1952–1954
1958–1969		 255 0  Portugal 15 [6]
Carlos Duarte FW 1952–1964 228 94  Portugal 7 [12]
António Teixeira FW 1952–1962 220 171  Portugal 7 [28]
José Maria Pedroto MF 1952–1960 178 35  Portugal 16 [29]
Fernando Perdigão FW 1952–1963 128 35  Portugal 1 [29]
Miguel Arcanjo DF 1953–1965 316 0  Portugal 9 [30]
Acúrsio Carrelo GK 1955–1961 109 1  Portugal 8 [7]
Barbosa DF 1956–1962 130 1  Portugal 2 [17]
Jaime Silva FW 1959–1969 182 40 — — [31]
António Paula MF 1959–1966 164 2 — — [32]
Custódio Pinto MF 1961–1971 333 118  Portugal 13 [33]
Rui Teixeira GK 1961–1978 181 0 — — [34]
Alberto Festa DF 1961–1968 157 0  Portugal 19 [35]
Francisco Nóbrega FW 1962–1974 277 44  Portugal 4 [36]
João Atraca DF 1962–1969 158 3 — — [8]
José Rolando DF 1963–1975 305 6  Portugal 8 [37]
João de Almeida DF 1963–1969 100 0 — — [19]
Valdemar DF 1965–1974 230 5 — — [5]
Pavão MF 1965–1973 229 25  Portugal 6 [a] [39]
Eduardo Gomes MF 1965–1971 100 5 — — [16]
Djalma Freitas FW 1966–1969 101 63 — — [40]
Seninho FW 1969–1972
1974–1978		 149 34  Portugal 4 [41]
Manuel Gualter DF 1969–1974 106 1 — — [15]
António Oliveira FW 1970–1980 250 85  Portugal 13 [42]
Abel Miglietti FW 1970–1975 148 76  Portugal 4 [7]
Rodolfo Reis MF 1971–1984 331 9  Portugal 6 [37]
Tibi GK 1972–1977
1980–1981		 129 0  Portugal 2 [43]
Teófilo Cubillas FW 1973–1977 108 65  Peru 11 [44]
Fernando Gomes§ FW 1974–1980
1983–1989		 455 347  Portugal 48 [b][c] [15]
Carlos Simões DF 1974–1983 260 3  Portugal 13 [13]
Gabriel Mendes DF 1974–1983 250 6  Portugal 20 [47]
Adelino Teixeira DF 1974–1983 238 5  Portugal 12 [28]
Alfredo Murça DF 1974–1980 203 6  Portugal 4 [48]
Octávio Machado MF 1975–1978
1979–1980		 115 12  Portugal 10 [42]
Fernando Freitas DF 1976–1983 185 0  Portugal 2 [49]
Duda FW 1976–1981 148 53 — — [40]
João Fonseca GK 1977–1983 173 0 — — [50]
António Frasco§ MF 1978–1989 306 25  Portugal 23 [d] [49]
António Lima Pereira§ DF 1978–1989 264 12  Portugal 20 [d] [52]
José Costa FW 1978–1985 199 32  Portugal 23 [44]
António Sousa§ MF 1979–1984
1986–1989		 309 78  Portugal 17 [d] [53]
Jaime Pacheco MF 1979–1984
1986–1989		 206 19  Portugal 11 [54]
Jaime Magalhães§ MF 1980–1995 408 47  Portugal 20 [d] [31]
Mickey Walsh FW 1980–1986 123 56 Republic of Ireland Rep. Ireland 13 [55][56]
João Pinto§ DF 1981–1997 587 20  Portugal 70 [d][e] [22]
Augusto Inácio§ DF 1982–1989 199 5  Portugal 21 [d] [31]
Zé Beto GK 1982–1989 180 0  Portugal 3 [59]
Eduardo Luís DF 1982–1989 154 3  Portugal 7 [60]
Eurico Gomes DF 1982–1986 133 9  Portugal 18 [61]
Vermelhinho FW 1982–1987
1988–1989		 123 28  Portugal 2 [62]
José Semedo MF 1983–1996 313 47  Portugal 21 [41]
António André§ MF 1984–1995 382 27  Portugal 20 [d] [63]
Paulo Futre FW 1984–1987 115 33  Portugal 12 [49]
Rabah Madjer FW 1985–1991 148 73  Algeria n/a [64]
Fernando Bandeirinha DF 1986–1996 170 9 — — [17]
Domingos Paciência FW 1987–1997
1999–2001		 378 144  Portugal 32 [40]
Rui Barros MF 1987–1988
1994–2000		 244 56  Portugal 6 [34]
Fernando Couto DF 1987–1988
1990–1994		 158 12  Portugal 21 [35]
Geraldão DF 1987–1991 128 23  Brazil 9 [16]
Vítor Baía§ GK 1988–1996
1998–2007		 566 0  Portugal 65 [d][f][g][h] [55]
Paulo Pereira DF 1988–1992
1993–1994		 125 19 — — [32]
Jorge Couto MF 1989–1996 181 18  Portugal 5 [66]
Zé Carlos DF 1989–1990
1991–1996		 102 26 — — [66]
Aloísio § DF 1990–2001 474 18  Brazil 6 [i] [19]
Emil Kostadinov FW 1990–1995 168 60  Bulgaria 30 [68][69]
António Folha MF 1991–1992
1993–2001		 195 19  Portugal 26 [50]
Jorge Costa§ DF 1992–2005 383 25  Portugal 43 [d] [66]
Paulinho Santos MF 1992–2003 316 8  Portugal 30 [32]
Rui Jorge DF 1992–1998 134 4  Portugal 2 [34]
Ljubinko Drulović§ FW 1993–2001 327 58  FR Yugoslavia 35 [h] [40][70]
Carlos Secretário DF 1993–1996
1997–2004		 309 10  Portugal 31 [41]
João Manuel Pinto DF 1995–2000 109 12 — — [9]
Mário Jardel FW 1996–2000 175 168  Brazil 6 [j] [9]
Zlatko Zahovič MF 1996–1999 118 42  Slovenia 20 [59][71]
Capucho MF 1997–2003 275 42  Portugal 29 [72]
Deco MF 1998–2004 229 48  Portugal 19 [73]
Ricardo Carvalho DF 1998–1999
2001–2004		 117 4  Portugal 10 [74]
Carlos Chaínho MF 1998–2001 109 6 — — [75]
Clayton FW 1999–2003 117 26 — — [18]
Dmitri Alenichev MF 2000–2004 129 23  Russia 23 [19][76]
Hélder Postiga FW 2001–2003
2004–2008		 165 48  Portugal 15 [27]
Costinha§ MF 2001–2005 164 18  Portugal 27 [d] [44]
Ricardo Costa§ DF 2001–2007 110 5  Portugal 6 [d] [74]
Benni McCarthy FW 2001–2002
2003–2006		 125 56  South Africa 29 [30]
Pedro Emanuel§ DF 2002–2009 178 1 — — [d] [39]
Maniche§ MF 2002–2005 124 22  Portugal 24 [d] [77]
José Bosingwa MF 2003–2008 152 3  Portugal 7 [78]
Ricardo Quaresma FW 2004–2008
2014–2015		 225 50  Portugal 34 [79]
Raul Meireles MF 2004–2010 194 19  Portugal 38 [80]
Pepe DF 2004–2007
2019–		 290 17  Portugal 33 [81]
Helton GK 2005–2016 334 0  Brazil 3 [82]
Lucho González MF 2005–2009
2012–2014		 241 61  Argentina 23 [83]
Bruno Alves DF 2005–2010 174 17  Portugal 35 [84]
Lisandro López FW 2005–2009 150 63  Argentina 6 [85]
Paulo Assunção MF 2005–2008 103 0 — — [86]
Jorge Fucile DF 2006–2014 160 1  Uruguay 30 [87]
Mariano González FW 2007–2011 121 11  Argentina 1 [88]
Fernando MF 2008–2014 236 6 — — [89]
Silvestre Varela FW 2008–2014
2015–2017		 236 50  Portugal 27 [90]
Rolando DF 2008–2015 175 17  Portugal 10 [91]
Hulk§ FW 2008–2012 170 77  Brazil 14 [h] [92]
Fredy Guarín MF 2008–2012 117 21  Colombia 17 [93]
Cristian Rodríguez FW 2008–2011 120 16  Uruguay 17 [94]
Cristian Săpunaru DF 2008–2012 103 3  Romania 7 [95]
Sérgio Oliveira MF 2009–2010
2015–2022		 174 39  Portugal 13 [96]
Maicon DF 2009–2016 190 13 — — [97]
Álvaro Pereira DF 2009–2012 119 3  Uruguay 16 [98]
Fernando Belluschi MF 2009–2012 113 9  Argentina 3 [99]
João Moutinho§ MF 2010–2013 140 10  Portugal 31 [h] [100]
Nicolás Otamendi DF 2010–2014 125 10  Argentina 6 [101]
James Rodríguez MF 2010–2013 108 32  Colombia 12 [102]
Danilo DF 2011–2015 141 13  Brazil 11 [103]
Alex Sandro DF 2011–2015 137 3  Brazil 6 [104]
Steven Defour MF 2011–2014 113 7  Belgium 11 [105]
Jackson Martínez FW 2012–2015 136 92  Colombia 19 [106]
Héctor Herrera MF 2013–2019 245 35  Mexico 63 [107]
Yacine Brahimi FW 2014–2019 215 54  Algeria 40 [108]
Iván Marcano DF 2014–2018
2019–		 253 30 — — [109]
Óliver Torres MF 2014–2015
2016–2019		 146 12 — — [110]
Otávio MF 2014–2023 283 31  Portugal 14 [111]
Vincent Aboubakar FW 2014–2016
2017–2020		 125 58  Cameroon 26 [112]
Jesús Corona FW 2015–2022 287 31  Mexico 49 [113]
Danilo Pereira MF 2015–2020 202 19  Portugal 37 [114]
Iker Casillas GK 2015–2020 156 0  Spain 5 [115]
Maxi Pereira DF 2015–2019 130 5  Uruguay 21 [116]
Alex Telles DF 2016–2020 195 26  Brazil 1 [117]
Moussa Marega FW 2016–2021 191 72  Mali 13 [118]
Felipe DF 2016–2019 142 11  Brazil 1 [119]
Tiquinho Soares FW 2017–2020 140 64 — — [120]
Galeno FW 2017–2018
2022–		 118 32  Brazil 1 [121]
Chancel Mbemba DF 2018–2022 138 9  DR Congo 26 [122]
Wilson Manafá DF 2019–2023 130 2 — — [123]
Luis Díaz FW 2019–2022 125 41  Colombia 24 [124]
Mateus Uribe FW 2019–2023 176 15  Colombia 24 [125]
Diogo Costa GK 2019– 149 0  Portugal 20 [126]
Marko Grujić MF 2020– 133 4  Serbia 16 [127]
Mehdi Taremi FW 2020– 177 88  Iran 37 [128]
Evanilson FW 2020– 148 57 — — [129]
Toni Martínez FW 2020– 139 32 — — [130]
Zaidu Sanusi DF 2020– 122 7  Nigeria 22 [131]
João Mário DF 2020– 137 5  Portugal 3 [132]
Pepê FW 2021– 142 18  Brazil 1 [133]
Wendell DF 2021– 103 7  Brazil 2 [134]

Footnotes

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  1. ^ Collapsed in the pitch during a league match, later dying at the hospital.[38]
  2. ^ European Golden Shoe winner in 1982–83 and 1984–85.[45]
  3. ^ Record all-time and league goalscorer.[46]
  4. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m Record number of titles in international club competitions.[51]
  5. ^ Record all-time and league appearances.[57][58]
  6. ^ Record number of titles in all competitions.[65]
  7. ^ Record appearances in international club competitions.[58]
  8. ^ a b c d Record appearances in a season.[4]
  9. ^ Record appearances by a non-Portuguese player.[67]
  10. ^ European Golden Shoe winner in 1998–99.[45]

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  129. ^ "Evanilson – Team history". playmakerstats.com. Retrieved 17 December 2023.
  130. ^ "Toni Martínez – Team history". playmakerstats.com. Retrieved 17 December 2023.
  131. ^ "Zaidu Sanusi – Team history". playmakerstats.com. Retrieved 17 December 2023.
  132. ^ "João Mário – Team history". playmakerstats.com. Retrieved 17 December 2023.
  133. ^ "Pepê – Team history". playmakerstats.com. Retrieved 17 December 2023.
  134. ^ "Wendell – Team history". playmakerstats.com. Retrieved 28 April 2024.
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