Gonçalo Ramos, player of the Portuguese team, reacted to the victory of the class of quinas (2-1) before Norway, in statements to Sport TV, after the final whistle of the match of the fourth day of the League of Nations.
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04/10/2026
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Less successful goal finish: “What matters is the team’s big move. I was there to pull over, but it's team work. As a spearhead, I must be there.”
Assistance from Felix: “I always try to thank those who pass me the goal. There are many players in that position of João who could have marked or pretended not to see me there. He was careful to pass me the ball.”
One more goal for Portugal: “It’s a pride and a demonstration of my work and, above all, of the quality we have as a team. We have created many opportunities and, as a spearhead, I enjoy the quality I have around me. The goal is to win all the games, but we are in a phase of adaptation to the ideas of the new master. And without having much time to train, we use the games to improve, and this has been seen in these four games.”
Passing over ownership: “From the beginning, I always showed that I was present, even when I left the bank. It's part of football and the position I was in earlier. I have worked hard and continue to work to demonstrate my value.”

