Transfermarkt reports on the potential transfer of António Silva from Benfica to another club. António Silva is considered a more affordable option, with reports earlier this summer stating that Benfica would accept an offer of around €35m. Madrid historically has a good relationship with the Portuguese club, though slightly strained by complications over the Carreras deal. The 21-year-old has experienced some troubling moments over the last year but remains an immense prospect with 17 Portugal caps.

Team Talk reports on Real Madrid's interest in signing Benfica's Antonio Silva. Real Madrid have opened talks to sign Benfica's Antonio Silva. Real view Silva as a potential leading defender for their team and have made a proposal consisting of €26m fixed, with an additional €4m in performance-based add-ons. Real are also considering including a player on loan to meet Benfica's expectations. Other European clubs, including Newcastle, Aston Villa, and Juventus, have shown interest in Silva.

Antonio Silva, who is currently 20 years old, has demonstrated significant potential and risen to prominence in the Portuguese league, drawing interest from several major teams. It appears that Real Madrid has an advantage in this situation. While his transfer is expected to be costly, the negotiation structure with Benfica reportedly offers more flexibility for Real Madrid than that of Inácio. Silva is regarded as a versatile player with great potential, qualities that Madrid deems essential for constructing a solid, long-term defense.

Real Madrid have been offered the chance to sign Benfica centre-back Antonio Silva by agent Jorge Mendes, but a deal is complicated by Los Blancos' need to pay at least €75m for him.