The Big Book of Portuguese Football — 2022/23 Yearbook

Years pass, winners follow one another, players celebrate and despair, fans laugh and cry.

Football continues to collect page after page of history and zerozero maintains its core mission: to document and immortalise a sport that continues to move millions of hearts in Portugal.

2022/23 was a season with red and blue tones. It brought Benfica back to celebrations after a dry spell (while also recording a highly meritorious new European campaign), and once again had a highly competitive FC Porto, capable of winning the remaining competitions in men's football, including the League Cup, a trophy that was still missing from its honours.

It was also blue because of Famalicão, who celebrated the women's football cup at Jamor, and red due to the overwhelming SC Braga on the sands of beach football. It was very red because of Benfica in the women's side, whether for the hexa in futsal or the tri in football. And it did not fail to present the green tone that has characterised the last years of futsal.

They are more than a thousand pages, all colours, that immortalise many achievements and feats and that do not segment: here, there is room for everyone, whatever the gender, regardless of gender, variant or age. Football, futsal and beach football, men's and women's, from seniors to the youngest players, all make up the pyramid of Portuguese football, which here transforms into a book.

In summary, there are more than 20 thousand athletes who will have their name immortalised in this work, in addition to 180 teams and 62 competitions. This is the page that contains the largest number of characters. In the many that follow, the presentation is dynamic, colourful and compact, so that you can leaf through and enjoy the maximum magnitude of football!