Porto's production line: Jackson Martinez and the big-money sales

What’s the story? Porto sell for big money. In fact, they have sold more players for £20million or more than any other club in world football over the past decade. They invest well, give the players a platform to perform and then reap the rewards. The combined fees for their players have exceeded £400million since the club’s Champions League win in 2004. How do they do it? Much of the club’s joy has come from signing talent directly from South America and the vast talent pool that exists on that continent. Porto are able to take advantage of the strong cultural connections between Portugal and Brazil as well as the lenient work-permit laws to bring young players into Europe, offering them regular first-team football. Fernando arrived at Porto from Brazil and was subsequently sold to Man City Fernando arrived at Porto from Brazil and was subsequently sold to Man City Why can’t others do it? Paucity of imagination elsewhere plays its part, but it’s worth noting that employment restrictions mean English clubs would simply not be allowed. For example, the teenage James Rodriguez was not even a full Colombia international when he arrived at Porto from Argentine club Banfield.
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