Nigerian internationals Zaidu Sanusi and Terem Moffi were at the centre of jubilant celebrations as FC Porto marked their 2025/26 Portuguese league title with a vibrant city parade.
The duo joined teammates and thousands of supporters in emotional scenes after Porto sealed the championship with a 1-0 victory over FC Alverca at the iconic Estádio do Dragão.
The result confirmed the title with two matches to spare, triggering widespread celebrations across Porto.
Sanusi featured prominently in the decisive clash, completing the full 90 minutes as the left-back secured his second league title with Porto, further strengthening his reputation as one of Nigeria’s most consistent exports in Europe.
For Moffi, the triumph represents his first major club honour.
The forward, who joined on loan midway through the season, played a key role in the club’s strong finish, adding attacking depth during the title run-in.
The celebrations quickly spilled into the streets, with fans waving flags, chanting club anthems, and marching alongside the players in a carnival-like atmosphere.
Clips shared online captured both Nigerians dancing and interacting with supporters, underlining the connection between the squad and the Porto faithful.
The latest success adds to Porto’s storied domestic legacy and highlights the continued impact of Nigerian players on the European stage.
