Coventry City were given plenty of encouragement over a summer move for Porto’s Francisco Moura, but the transfer ultimately never happened. A month or so later, that appears to have worked out quite nicely for manager Francesco Farioli. Moura was…

Coventry City explored a permanent transfer for Porto left-back Francisco Moura during the summer transfer window, but a deal failed to materialize. Porto had reportedly valued the 27-year-old at around €10m (£8.6m), with Olympiacos and Hamburg also showing interest before Moura ultimately remained in Portugal.
Porto manager Francesco Farioli expressed delight that Moura stayed, stating after a 2-1 win over Moreirense that he strongly believes in the defender. Moura has since featured in four consecutive matches, completing a turnaround in form after experiencing a difficult end to the previous campaign.
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