Stephen Eustáquio is on loan from FC Porto to Los Angeles FC in an agreement valid until June 30. LAFC has a purchase option of approximately 6.3 million euros. Eustáquio stated that he has one more year with FC Porto. He also said that he does not know if there will be talks during the World Cup, but right now the idea is to return to FC Porto because he has one more year on his contract. However, he did not completely rule out the possibility of staying at the Californian club.

According to A Bola, Stephen Eustáquio has been loaned from FC Porto to Los Angeles FC until the end of June, with a purchase option set at 7.25 million dollars. In five games for Los Angeles FC, Eustáquio scored one goal and provided one assist. Upon medical clearance, Eustáquio will resume training with the club.

A Bola reports that FC Porto officialized this Friday the loan of Eustáquio to Los Angeles FC of Major League Soccer (MLS) until June 30, 2026. Los Angeles FC has a purchase option of 7.25 million euros for 100% of Eustáquio's economic rights, and his salary will be fully paid by the North American club. The decision was influenced by Eustáquio's limited use this season and the arrival of Seko Fofana at FC Porto. Eustáquio sought new challenges to maintain prominence before the World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

Canadian international Stephen Eustáquio, a 29-year-old central midfielder, is leaving FC Porto and his official announcement as a Los Angeles FC player is expected shortly. He joined Porto in July 2022 for a fee of €3.5 million, with his contract running until 2027. The midfielder has 54 caps and 4 goals for Canada, and in the current Liga Portugal season, he has made 8 appearances. Transfermarkt lists his current market value as €7.00m. A July 2024 report mentioned his contract contained a €60 million release clause.