FC Porto booked €53.292 million in capital gains from player sales in the 2025/26 financial year, and the total was driven by a string of exits rather than one outlier deal. Francisco Conceição and João Mário were the biggest sources, while money tied to Evanilson still kept arriving through later clauses.
Conceição and João Mário led the gain
Conceição's transfer to Juventus, at a total value of €32 million, generated €21.015 million in capital gains on its own. João Mário's move to the same club added another €11.049 million, so the two Juventus deals accounted for the bulk of the headline figure.
The club's report and accounts, translated from Portuguese by A Bola, said: "Names like Francisco Conceição and João Mário brought significant revenue to the SAD". That matches the numbers in the accounts, where those two departures sit well ahead of the rest of the sales list.
Add-on money still matters
Porto also reported another €4.923 million from objectives agreed with Bournemouth in the sale of Evanilson. That kind of payment is easy to miss when the focus is on transfer fees, but it is part of how the club keeps turning departures into recurring income.
Gonçalo Borges' move to Feyenoord reached almost €10 million, and Namaso moved to Auxerre for €4.82 million. Even with those included, Conceição and João Mário still did most of the heavy lifting in the accounts published on Thursday.
The report only covers transactions up to 30 June, so Rodrigo Mora's move to Roma does not appear in these figures. What does appear is another clean example of Porto's trading model doing what it has been built to do, with the club already past €53 million in capital gains before the summer window has even fully washed through.
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