Portugal’s men’s national football team, also known as A Selecao, are one of the most respected national sides in the game. They were crowned European champions in 2016.
Portugal were also crowned UEFA Nations League champions in 2019, and are famous for iconic players across generations, including Eusebio, Luis Figo and Cristiano Ronaldo.
Former Belgium manager Roberto Martinez succeeded Fernando Santos as head coach, who left the role after eight years in charge at the end of 2022 World Cup.
The national team's beginnings
Reaching a major tournament in the 1960s
Portugal in the 1980s
Portugal's golden period
Portugal and the 2016 European Championships
More silverware in Nations League
The end of the Santos era
The Martinez era
Legends of the Selecao
Portugal's biggest rivals
Portugal's fanbase
Portugal News
Cristiano Ronaldo still available for Portugal, will retire 'in two or three years'
Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed he plans to end his career with current club Al Nassr - but probably not for another two or three years.
Chelsea agree surprise £54million deal with Wolves for Pedro Neto as Tottenham lose out
Chelsea have reached terms with Wolves to sign Pedro Neto for £54million as Tottenham fall out of the race for the Portugal winger's signature.
France beat Portugal on penalties to reach Euro 2024 semi-finals
France sneaked into the semi-finals of Euro 2024 after beating Portugal 5-3 in a penalty shootout.
Euro 2024: Portugal vs France tips and predictions - No thrills French send Ronaldo home crying
World Cup runners-up France will meet Portugal in the quarter-finals of Euro 2024 on Friday night (2000 BST) and we’re predicting a win for Les Bleus.
Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo relieved after emotional rollercoaster against Slovenia
Cristiano Ronaldo admits he was overwhelmed by emotion during Portugal's dramatic shoot-out victory over Slovenia in the Euro 2024 last 16 on Monday.
Portugal goalkeeper saves three in penalty shootout win over Slovenia
A night of high drama in Frankfurt saw Portugal finally edge Slovenia in a penalty shootout after being deadlocked at 0-0 after extra time.