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Andreas Schjelderup Transfer from Benfica to Liverpool
Andreas Schjelderup is considered likely to be open to playing in the Premier League. Sporten reported that Benfica manager Marco Silva has told Schjelderup he must stay at Benfica for a minimum of one additional season, because he is viewed as a key player for the future. Benfica are prepared to reject offers, but Liverpool could continue attempting to sign the player if they believe he is a worthwhile target. The final decision could depend on whether an offer is made that Benfica considers too valuable to refuse.
Andreas Schjelderup is considered likely to be open to playing in the Premier League. Sporten reported that Benfica manager Marco Silva has told Schjelderup he must stay at Benfica for a minimum of one additional season, because he is viewed as a key player for the future. Benfica are prepared to reject offers, but Liverpool could continue attempting to sign the player if they believe he is a worthwhile target. The final decision could depend on whether an offer is made that Benfica considers too valuable to refuse.
Liverpool have a major interest in Benfica star Andreas Schjelderup and are trying to persuade him to join them. New Benfica manager Marco Silva is aware of the growing interest in Schjelderup and has spoken directly to him about his future, stressing that he considers him a key part of his plans at Estadio da Luz. Silva told Schjelderup that he sees him as a fundamental part of his tactical system and project at Benfica. While Silva is attempting to persuade Schjelderup to remain in Lisbon, the player's preference is to move to a more competitive league. Record adds that Benfica are looking to profit from Schjelderup's success at the World Cup. The outlet adds that Benfica need to improve their financial situation after failing to qualify for the Champions League, with Schjelderup regarded as an asset who can be sold.
Liverpool have a major interest in Benfica star Andreas Schjelderup and are trying to persuade him to join them. New Benfica manager Marco Silva is aware of the growing interest in Schjelderup and has spoken directly to him about his future, stressing that he considers him a key part of his plans at Estadio da Luz. Silva told Schjelderup that he sees him as a fundamental part of his tactical system and project at Benfica. While Silva is attempting to persuade Schjelderup to remain in Lisbon, the player's preference is to move to a more competitive league. Record adds that Benfica are looking to profit from Schjelderup's success at the World Cup. The outlet adds that Benfica need to improve their financial situation after failing to qualify for the Champions League, with Schjelderup regarded as an asset who can be sold.
Liverpool is one of the clubs interested in signing Andreas Schjelderup from Benfica. Benfica would be willing to consider a summer departure for the player if their asking price is met. According to Liverpool.com, Liverpool has been informed that Schjelderup would cost $57 million for the 2026/2027 season. The same report states the fee is within Liverpool’s financial capabilities. Liverpool is expected to explore the possibility of signing him as their new manager looks to improve the squad. The club is preparing for a time after Mohamed Salah’s departure and is likely to focus on adding attacking options during the summer transfer window. The club has identified Schjelderup as a potential addition for their wide areas.
Liverpool is one of the clubs interested in signing Andreas Schjelderup from Benfica. Benfica would be willing to consider a summer departure for the player if their asking price is met. According to Liverpool.com, Liverpool has been informed that Schjelderup would cost $57 million for the 2026/2027 season. The same report states the fee is within Liverpool’s financial capabilities. Liverpool is expected to explore the possibility of signing him as their new manager looks to improve the squad. The club is preparing for a time after Mohamed Salah’s departure and is likely to focus on adding attacking options during the summer transfer window. The club has identified Schjelderup as a potential addition for their wide areas.
According to the Portuguese newspaper Correio da Manha, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur, and Chelsea are interested in Andreas Schjelderup. It became known on June 26 that Liverpool are considering Schjelderup after ending their pursuit of Diomande. Benfica's asking price for Schjelderup was €40m (£34m) before the World Cup, but the club has now increased it to €50m (£43m) following his performances in the tournament. Benfica attempted to give the 22-year-old a new three-year contract earlier this summer, however, he rejected the proposal to secure a move to a top Premier League club.
According to the Portuguese newspaper Correio da Manha, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur, and Chelsea are interested in Andreas Schjelderup. It became known on June 26 that Liverpool are considering Schjelderup after ending their pursuit of Diomande. Benfica's asking price for Schjelderup was €40m (£34m) before the World Cup, but the club has now increased it to €50m (£43m) following his performances in the tournament. Benfica attempted to give the 22-year-old a new three-year contract earlier this summer, however, he rejected the proposal to secure a move to a top Premier League club.
A Bola reports that Andreas Schjelderup is seriously considering leaving Benfica this summer, despite having two years left on his contract. Schjelderup has received a contract renewal proposal from Benfica but has not responded. The player has long had the desire to play in England. According to recent market information, Liverpool is attentive to the player. Any club wanting to sign Schjelderup will have to deal with Benfica's position of not making a deal for less than €40 million. The player also has a €100 million release clause.
A Bola reports that Andreas Schjelderup is seriously considering leaving Benfica this summer, despite having two years left on his contract. Schjelderup has received a contract renewal proposal from Benfica but has not responded. The player has long had the desire to play in England. According to recent market information, Liverpool is attentive to the player. Any club wanting to sign Schjelderup will have to deal with Benfica's position of not making a deal for less than €40 million. The player also has a €100 million release clause.
According to Tuttomercatoweb, Liverpool are tracking the progress of Benfica winger Andreas Schjelderup. The outlet claims Schjelderup’s transfer value has more than doubled to €30m (£26m) amid his impressive performances for both Benfica and Norway. In contrast, Portuguese newspaper Record states his value is €40m (£34.5m).
According to Tuttomercatoweb, Liverpool are tracking the progress of Benfica winger Andreas Schjelderup. The outlet claims Schjelderup’s transfer value has more than doubled to €30m (£26m) amid his impressive performances for both Benfica and Norway. In contrast, Portuguese newspaper Record states his value is €40m (£34.5m).
Team Talk reports that Liverpool are interested in Andreas Schjelderup as a potential transfer target. According to Record, Liverpool are monitoring Andreas Schjelderup as a cheaper alternative to top target Yan Diomande.
Team Talk reports that Liverpool are interested in Andreas Schjelderup as a potential transfer target. According to Record, Liverpool are monitoring Andreas Schjelderup as a cheaper alternative to top target Yan Diomande.
Liverpool is monitoring Andreas Schjelderup, a 22-year-old Norwegian left winger from Benfica. Other interested clubs include Tottenham, Atletico Madrid, Milan, and Como, and the player has also been linked to Barcelona. According to recent reports from June 2026, Benfica requires a minimum of €40 million for the player's sale, and his contract is valid until June 2028.
Read Full StoryLiverpool is monitoring Andreas Schjelderup, a 22-year-old Norwegian left winger from Benfica. Other interested clubs include Tottenham, Atletico Madrid, Milan, and Como, and the player has also been linked to Barcelona. According to recent reports from June 2026, Benfica requires a minimum of €40 million for the player's sale, and his contract is valid until June 2028.
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