Lula da Silva concluded his European tour in Portugal, highlighting the historical ties between the two nations and the EU-Mercosur trade agreement. During meetings with Prime Minister Luís Montenegro, Lula used charismatic gestures, such as ordering a 'bica' (a Portuguese espresso), to strengthen diplomatic relations. While the visit focused on trade, multilateralism, and UN reform, it also touched upon the integration of the Brazilian community in Portugal, despite some expectations for more forceful government action on immigration issues. The visit concluded with lighthearted remarks about a potential Brazil-Portugal World Cup final.