Éder, who scored the winning goal against France in Euro-2016 five years ago, will take part this Sunday, at Wembley Stadium, in London, in the ceremony to award the trophy to the new European champions.
“I am proud to have been invited to this event and to be able to make the ‘passage of testimony’, although it is bittersweet because I would prefer Portugal to be in the field today. If I don’t, it’s always good to represent the country and enjoy a final that I hope is exciting», he said quoted by the FPF website.
Italy and England are discussing this evening, at 20, who succeeds Portugal.
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