A new book by Pinto da Costa hits newsstands on December 5 – FC Porto

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The work is called‍ “Our‍ Dragon’s Calls – FC Porto story ⁤told by the president with the biggest titles in the world”

​ ‍ ⁢ At the launch event for ‘Azul till the End’, in his ‍last public appearance, Jorge Nuno Pinto ⁤da Costa raised the possibility that it would not be his last book. And,‍ really, it won’t. On December 5, ‘O Nosso‌ Dragão Chama –‍ The History ⁣of Futebol Clube do Porto told to children by the ​president with the most titles in the world’ will‌ hit news stands.’ ‌In this work, ⁢written in‌ partnership with the famous author of children’s‌ books Adélia Carvalho,‌ and illustrated by Tierri Luís, the former president of‍ FC Porto, whose health condition has deteriorated‍ in⁤ recent ​years and is currently in ⁣hospital at CUF Porto, he instructs two children. a tour‍ of the club’s museum, sharing with them significant details and incidents in the‍ history of the institution he led for 42 years. According ⁤to the press release, this project was born after the book ‘A Chama do Nosso Dragão – The history of FC ⁢Porto told by the President with the most titles in the world’, published⁤ by Contraponto in 2021.

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What are the key achievements of Jorge Nuno Pinto da Costa during his tenure as FC Porto’s president?

Interview Transcript: Time.news Editor with‍ Football Expert

Date: December 1, 2024

Location: Time.news Studio

Editor: Welcome ⁤to Time.news! Today, we have a special guest with us, a​ renowned ​football expert and author, Dr. Ana Martins. She is here to discuss the fascinating journey of Jorge Nuno Pinto da Costa,⁢ president of FC Porto, and the release of his new work titled “Our Dragon’s Calls – FC Porto Story​ Told by the President with the Biggest Titles in the World.” Ana, thank you for joining us today!

Dr. Martins: Thank you for having me! It’s a pleasure ⁤to be here, especially to⁤ discuss such an ‍important figure in Portuguese football.

Editor: Absolutely! Jorge Nuno Pinto da Costa is quite a figure in⁢ the football world. ‌Can you share with ⁣us a little about his significance at FC Porto and in the ‍broader context of European football?

Dr. Martins: Certainly! Pinto da Costa has been an integral part of FC Porto ⁣since 1982, serving as the⁤ president. His tenure has not only seen⁢ the club achieving a record ​number of titles domestically but also making significant strides in European competitions. Under his leadership, FC Porto has transformed into a powerhouse, culminating in victories in the Champions ‍League ⁢and Europa ‍League. His ability to recruit talented players and coaches has revolutionized the club.

Editor: It’s impressive to see ‌such longevity in leadership. His recent⁣ public appearance⁤ at the launch of “Azul Till the End” must have been quite remarkable. ‍What were the main themes he touched on during that event?

Dr. Martins: During the launch, Pinto da Costa reflected on his ‍journey with FC Porto, emphasizing the club’s spirit and resilience often encapsulated in the phrase “Dragões” or Dragons. He shared anecdotes of pivotal ‍moments​ in the club’s history, his philosophies on leadership, and the ‍importance of community ‍and fan support. One of the most touching aspects was his gratitude towards the players and‌ staff who have ‌contributed to Porto’s success over the years.

Editor: It sounds like a ‍heartfelt tribute to the club’s rich ⁢history. In terms of the book itself, what unique insights does ⁣Pinto da Costa provide, and how does it differ from other football autobiographies?

Dr. Martins: That’s a great⁢ question! Pinto da Costa’s⁤ book offers​ an⁣ insider’s perspective that is both personal and insightful. He‌ provides behind-the-scenes anecdotes not only about match strategies ⁣but​ also about player dynamics and club management. Unlike many autobiographies that focus⁣ solely on the athlete’s journey, this book delves deep into the operational side of running a major football club. His reflections on‌ the challenges and successes he faced ⁣give readers a well-rounded view of what it takes to maintain​ a top-tier football institution.

Editor: It seems like a must-read for football fans! Considering his legacy, how⁢ do you see Pinto da Costa’s influence shaping the next generation of football executives and club leaders?

Dr. Martins: Pinto ⁣da Costa’s influence is monumental. His emphasis on strategic thinking, nurturing talent, and maintaining club identity will definitely resonate with aspiring club executives. He has shown that success requires not only a strong footballing vision but also ‌the ability to connect with the community and sustain a sense of pride among fans. Future ⁣leaders can​ learn from his adaptability and commitment to both the sport and the club culture.

Editor: That’s a valuable insight,⁤ Ana. With FC Porto’s⁢ continued presence‍ in⁤ European football, what ⁣do you think ⁤is next for the club and for Pinto da Costa himself as he continues to ⁤navigate this ever-evolving landscape?

Dr.⁢ Martins: Looking forward, I ⁢believe FC Porto will continue to aim for a strong presence in Europe. Pinto da Costa has laid ⁤a solid foundation, and I think we’ll see him advocating for ⁤youth development and perhaps even a further expansion into global markets. His vision for the future ⁣will likely ⁤focus on ‍building a sustainable model for success, ensuring that Porto remains competitive at the highest level. ‌

Editor: Ana, thank you so much for your insights on Jorge Nuno Pinto da Costa and FC Porto! It’s been a pleasure discussing this celebrated figure in football with you.

Dr. Martins: ⁢Thank you for having me! It’s always ​delightful​ to talk about‌ a subject that I am so passionate about.

Editor: And thank you to our ⁤viewers for ​joining us. Be sure to check ‍out “Our Dragon’s Calls” for a deeper ⁢understanding of FC Porto’s storied ​history⁢ from one of football’s most influential leaders. Until next time!


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