António Luís Cavaco da Silva de Sá Montez

Football in the Montez family carries a name that predates the game itself: António Montez is the grandson of former Portuguese president Aníbal Cavaco Silva, though nothing in his career has traded on that connection beyond the occasional line in a local paper. On the pitch he built his own record, one modest in volume but specific in shape.

Montez moved to Lusitânia de Lourosa in June 2026, leaving Académica de Coimbra after his contract there ran its course. The switch was reported by regional outlets As Beiras and Diário de Coimbra, both framing it as a fresh start with the Lourosa side rather than a marquee arrival. He now wears the number 6 shirt.

His appearances on record so far number one, a detail that says more about a career still finding its footing than about any lack of application. There is, for now, no wider first-team story to tell — no run of matches, no goal to point to, no call-up to a national side. What exists is a single fact worth stating plainly: a player with a well-known surname, starting again at a new club, with the record still mostly blank.