Francisco Trincão has been speaking to Barcelona’s social media networks and updating on his lockdown activities, as well as his hopes for the future at Camp Nou.

The 20-year-old midfielder has agreed a €31m move to Barca from Braga, with his arrival set for the summer. For now, however, Trincão is focused on keeping himself sharp during lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak, and told the Catalan club’s media his family is helping him stay in shape.

With football almost universally suspended across the globe due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Portuguese footballers and coaches throughout the sport are attempting to remain focused on maintaining fitness and keeping themselves safe during lockdown.

Veteran Seleção full-back João Pereira, currently in Turkey with high-flying Trabzonspor, took an interview with zerozero earlier this month and spoke about how he is managing the unprecedented lifestyle change and the impact of the current events.

Today’s flashback sees us recall the afternoon a teenage Cristiano Ronaldo emerged from the substitutes bench to change the game for Manchester United as the Red Devils came from behind to win 2-1 at Birmingham City.

• Renato Sanches

Portuguese midfielder Renato Sanches has been speaking to Canal 11 and discussing his career path, from his early breakthrough at Benfica to what ultimately proved a disappointing spell after joining Bayern Munich and his current home at Lille.

Still aged just 22, Renato remains a source of great hope for the Seleção as he looks to build on winning the European Championships at the age of 18 in 2006. At that point, the Amadora native was leaving Benfica for Bundesliga heavyweights Bayern in a move many feel with hindsight was too soon for Sanches.