Bruno Moraes, a former striker for FC Porto, has shown support for Terem Moffi, the Nigerian forward who recently joined Porto on loan from OGC Nice. Moraes believes that Moffi's adjustment to the new team and league is crucial and emphasizes that he requires time to adapt fully. Since his arrival, Moffi has made two appearances, both as a substitute, as he is being gradually reintegrated into the squad following a period without regular match play.

Moraes pointed out that adapting to a new tactical system and team dynamics can often be a process that varies in duration for different players. While he is optimistic about Moffi's potential return to form, he acknowledges that sometimes such adjustments can lead to immediate results, while in other cases they may take longer to manifest. This perspective reflects the common experiences of athletes transitioning between clubs and leagues, where new challenges and expectations come into play.

The loan deal includes an option for a permanent transfer, suggesting that Porto has long-term plans for Moffi if he can successfully align with the team's style of play. Moraes’s encouragement also serves as motivation for Moffi, reinforcing the idea that patience from fans and coaching staff will be key as he works to reclaim his place as a key contributor on the field.