The invitational fixture, which has seen the likes of Real Madrid, Inter Milan and Ajax take part in previous years, is scheduled to happen on Tuesday, July 26 (kick-off 8pm local time).
United’s only competitive meetings with the Portuguese outfit came at the quarter-final stage of the Europa League in the 2012/13 season, in which Alan Pardew’s side lost 4-2 on aggregate over two legs.
The first leg took place at the Estadio da Luz. Papiss Cisse handed the Magpies the lead after 12 minutes but lost 3-1 after goals from Rodrigo, Lima and Oscar Cardozo.
At St James’ Park, Cisse’s strike on 71 minutes threatened a comeback from Newcastle, however a late goal from Eduardo Salvio ended all hope in stoppage time.
Ahead of Eddie Howe’s side’s visit to Portugal, NewcastleWorld takes a look at the last Newcastle United side to play at the Estadio da Luz - and what each player is up to now:
9. Sylvain Marveaux
Marveaux, 36, recently played for USL Championship side Charlotte Independence alongside former Newcastle teammate Gabriel Obertan. | Getty Images
10. Jonas Gutierrez
Gutierrez saw out his playing days back in his home city of Buenos Aires with Defensa y Justicia, Independiente, Banfield and Almagro before hanging up his boots aged 38 last November. | Getty Images
11. Papiss Cisse
The Senegalese forward, now 37, has spent the last five years in Turkey representing Alanyaspor, Fenerbahce and Caykur Rizespor, where he scored two goals in 14 appearances last season. | AFP via Getty Images
12. Vurnon Anita (on for Perch, 62)
Anita’s career dipped after leaving Newcastle in 2017, with his spell at Leeds United one to forget. The 33-year-old now plays for RKC Waalwijk, who compete in the Netherlands top-flight. | Getty Images