According to reports, Samu, who replaced Mehdi Taremi at Porto last summer, will stay at Estádio do Dragão. Despite ongoing rumors about interest from Premier League clubs, the Spanish forward, aged 21, is determined to remain at Porto for at least another season. He feels fully satisfied with the affection of the fans and the club’s unwavering support.

In previous seasons, Samu faced uncertainty about his future every summer. However, at Porto, he can now focus on what he loves most—playing and scoring goals—without distractions.

He no longer worries about where he will play next season or whether he will be loaned out, a recurring issue during his time at Atlético Madrid.

Moving to Porto has given Samu and his family unprecedented stability. He feels embraced by the club, coaching staff, and passionate fans as a true star.

Samu often appears as if he was nurtured in Porto’s Olival training academy, fully understanding the weight and significance of the Porto jersey. Throughout this challenging season, marked by heavy defeats—especially in the Clássico matches against Benfica—he fought with exemplary commitment and passion. Fans admire his sense of belonging and warrior spirit, seeing in him the same DNA and identity as Porto’s legendary players who symbolize pride and honor.