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Bernardo Silva Transfer from Manchester City to Benfica

Benfica is considering bringing Bernardo Silva back to the club where he was born and developed as a player. However, Galatasaray is reportedly ahead in the pursuit due to their ability to offer a higher salary.

Numerous outlets have reported that Benfica are in discussions to re-sign Bernardo Silva. According to The Times, Benfica have approached Silva’s representatives to explore the possibility of arranging a summer deal. Portuguese source A Bola indicates that negotiations are progressing for Silva to return to the Estadio da Luz. Silva is regarded as the most sought-after target at Benfica ahead of the summer transfer window. Their president, Rui Costa, is eager to sign the 100-cap international, while Benfica boss Bruno Lage has expressed his support for Silva’s acquisition, describing him as a fabulous player. Silva is seen as the next symbol of the Benfica team.

Bernardo Silva is edging closer to a potential summer exit from Manchester City. Reports from Portugal suggest a proposed return to former club Benfica is progressing. There is optimism from Benfica that an agreement can be reached, and the foundations have been laid in early talks with both Silva and Manchester City. Recruiting Silva would be symbolic of Benfica's commitment to invest and would provide a boost in a sporting sense.

Bernardo Silva is interested in returning to his hometown club, Benfica, where he had a brief professional stint. Discussions have taken place between all parties, and there is mutual interest. Bernardo Silva is willing to significantly reduce his salary to accommodate Benfica's financial situation.

Bernardo Silva might end his tenure at Manchester City this summer. According to A Bola, Benfica is a realistic option for the Portuguese midfielder, who began his professional career at Estadio Da Luz. Currently, Transfermarkt estimates his market worth at €70 million.

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