Seleção coach Fernando Santos has named his first squad since Portugal were crowned European Champions in France in July.

FC Porto striker André Silva and Valencia right-back João Cancelo have received their first call-ups to the senior side.

In relation to the Euro 2016 squad, Vieirinha and Ricardo Carvalho drop out, with Luís Neto and Bernardo Silva called up.

Portugal 0-4 Germany

It was a rematch of last year's U21 Euro semifinals, and Germany exacted their revenge with a 4-0 victory over Portugal at the Estádio Nacional Mané Garrincha tonight in the Olympic quarterfinals.

In a match as lopsided as the scoreline indicates, goals from Serge Gnabry, Matthias Ginter, Davie Selke, and Max Meyer extinguished the hopes of Rui Jorge's young and inexperienced side.

In a monthly feature Craig Pinto will be tracking the progress of Portugal’s Euro 2016 winning heroes throughout the season.

It’s ok to pinch yourselves, Seleção fans. It wasn’t a dream. Our countrymen, representing our little country with a big heart, are champions of Europe. As we lock this summer’s triumph away in our hearts and in our minds forever, we will keep an eye on where our boys will be and how they are playing this coming club season.

Portugal 1-1 Algeria

In the last match of the Olympic group stages, an already qualified Portuguese side faced what was an already knocked-out Algeria. With the intention of preserving certain players for the quarter finals, Rui Jorge made several changes to the side: adding Pedro Henrique to the backline (changing Sporting’s Esgaio to his preferred right full back position) and bringing Carlos Mané, Chico Ramos, Tiago Silva and Pité into midfield.

The group’s first spot was up for grabs, though, which led this renewed side to start off strong with a very active Carlos Mané stirring up trouble in the Algerian defense.