FC Porto has been a launching pad for some great Brazilians — some passing through on the way to bigger clubs, others becoming legends on the Douro. Which stands tallest?
1Alex TellesAttacking left-back who joined from Galatasaray in 2016 and supplied goals and assists for two Primeira Liga titles before moving to Manchester United in 2020.1000pts
2DecoBrazilian-born midfield maestro who was the creative engine of José Mourinho's Porto side, named UEFA Club Footballer of the Year in 2004 after their Champions League triumph.999pts
3Alex SandroAttacking left-back signed from Santos in 2011 who made 137 appearances over four seasons and won two Primeira Liga titles before joining Juventus.877pts
4Mário JardelProlific Brazilian striker who scored a staggering 168 goals in 175 appearances for Porto in the late 1990s, winning multiple league titles and the European Golden Boot.771pts
5DaniloRight-back who arrived from Santos in 2012 and won two Primeira Liga titles over three seasons before earning a big-money move to Real Madrid.692pts
6HeltonBrazilian goalkeeper who served as Porto's captain for several seasons and lifted the Europa League trophy in 2011, making over 200 appearances for the Portuguese club.692pts
7EvanilsonClinical Brazilian striker who scored consistently for Porto across multiple seasons before earning a move to Borussia Dortmund, contributing important goals in European competition.692pts
8PepeThough born in Brazil and having started his career there, Pepe represents Portugal internationally and spent formative seasons at Porto before his Real Madrid move.600pts
9MaiconCommanding centre-back who spent seven years at Porto from 2009 and later captained the club, winning three Primeira Liga titles along the way.491pts
10BrancoBrazil's World Cup-winning left-back who played for Porto from 1988 to 1990, winning the 1989–90 Primeira Liga title with his thunderous left foot.491pts
11PepêVersatile Brazilian winger signed from Grêmio in 2021 who won the 2021–22 league and cup double and became a key attacker under Sérgio Conceição.491pts
12DerleiBrazilian forward who was a member of Porto's historic 2004 Champions League-winning squad, playing a supporting role in one of the great underdog stories of European football.360pts
13OtávioBrazilian-born creative midfielder who spent nearly a decade at Porto from 2014, winning three league titles and earning Portugal caps before joining Al-Nassr in 2023.360pts
14GalenoExplosive left winger who rejoined Porto from Braga in 2022 and became one of the team's most dangerous attackers before a 2025 move to Al-Ahli.360pts
15FernandoHolding midfielder who spent seven years at Porto from 2007, winning four league titles and the 2011 Europa League as the shield in front of defence.0pts
16JuaryBrazilian forward who came off the bench in Vienna and scored the winning goal against Bayern Munich in the 1987 European Cup final.0pts
17HulkPowerful forward who scored 78 goals in 170 games from 2008 to 2012, starring in the 2010–11 side that won the league, cup and Europa League.0pts
