António Silva

Recent reports from July 2026 indicate Benfica aims for a deal with Bournemouth that could reach €20 million with bonuses, and that an offer of 'around twenty million euros' was considered insufficient. In June 2026, Benfica's asking price for AC Milan was reportedly between €25 million and €30 million. Earlier, in March 2026, German clubs were said to value him at €15-25 million. This is a significant drop from previous windows; in early 2025, Benfica's demands were reported to be between €40 million and €50 million, and in July 2024, a reported offer from Newcastle of €35 million plus €15 million in bonuses was rejected. A €100 million release clause has been consistently mentioned throughout the reports.

Our valuation for António Silva is primarily driven by his expiring contract, which has significantly reduced Benfica's negotiating power. Recent rumours from mid-2026 consistently place his value far below historical figures. The range is shaped by Benfica's reported asking price of €25-30 million to AC Milan and active negotiations with Bournemouth for a deal reportedly structured around €20 million, with an initial offer in that region deemed insufficient.