Diogo Costa, the number one goalkeeper for Portugal at the European Championship, has established himself as a key player both at his club, FC Porto, and on the international stage. Standing at 186 cm with a strong preference for playing with his right foot, Costa is known for his excellent reflexes and his ability to build the game from the back. At just 24, he already brings impressive experience, underscored by his numerous appearances for club and country. Costa is expected to play a central role in Portugal’s bid for the European Championship title.

Currently with Wolverhampton Wanderers, José Sá has solidified his position as the reliable number two goalkeeper for Portugal and is highly regarded for the European Championship in 2024 in Germany. With experience in the Premier League and an impressive international career, including participation in the 2013 U-20 World Cup and the 2015 U-21 European Championship, Sá brings both talent and experience to the team. Despite strong competition, particularly from Rui Patrício, he remains a key figure in the Portuguese squad.

Rui Patrício will travel to European Championship as the experienced third-choice goalkeeper for Portugal. Currently playing for AS Roma in Serie A, Patrício has had an impressive career with Sporting Lisbon and later with Wolverhampton Wanderers. Known for his outstanding reflexes and ability to stay calm in critical situations, his tenure with Portugal spans over a decade, including a significant contribution to winning the Nations League in 2019.