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William Gomes extends contract with FC Porto until 2031

FC Porto has announced the extension of William Gomes' contract, which now includes a release clause of €100 million.

8 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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William Gomes extends contract with FC Porto until 2031 — Photo: William Gomes · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

FC Porto has officially confirmed the extension of Brazilian winger William Gomes' contract until 2031. The information was released by the club on Thursday, highlighting the player's commitment to the team.

William Gomes, 20, has been with FC Porto since 2025, when he transferred from São Paulo. The new extension adds two years to his current contract.

The player's release clause has been set at €100 million, meaning other clubs will need to meet this amount for a transfer to occur.

Archive photo: William Gomes extends contract with FC Porto until 2031 — Archive photoPhoto: Steffen Prößdorf · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

The renewal comes amid reports of interest from other clubs in William Gomes, mentioned by André Villas-Boas, though details regarding that interest have not been disclosed.

The decision to renew also reflects FC Porto's desire to retain key players and ensure their continuity within the team, especially in light of Gomes' development over the past season.

With this renewal, FC Porto strengthens its strategy of preserving talent while also aiming to secure the club's financial stability in potential future transfers.

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