Francesco Farioli, coach of FC Porto, at the press conference after the victory at Estádio do Dragão, over Benfica (1-0), in the quarter-finals of the Portuguese Cup: Samu's evolution and the work he has done with Spanish «Samu’s evolution has been remarkable. At the beginning of the season, for a long time, I heard several comments about him not being a player with the characteristics for our style of play, but I always said that I love a player like him, because he has everything, although he has things to improve, being so young. Let me joke a little about your first touch improvement. Just recently, a few days ago, I called him Francesco Totti, because he has made some passes that remind me a lot of this Italian legend, who was a master at this type of pass. Being a number nine, but having the ability to develop these types of characteristics make him a player with a unique profile. There was a huge improvement, but all the credit goes to him for his openness to listening and working on small things. I already said that he even did work that is normally done in the under-13s, but, at the end of training, he is always there working on it, with André Castro and Lucho. It's fantastic. He has to improve some things, but he is on the right path to becoming one of the five best strikers in the world.”