A Bola reports that Daniel Banjaqui has signed a contract with Benfica, extending his contract for five more years until 2031. The contract includes a release clause of 80 million euros. The announcement of the renewal depends only on Benfica.

A Bola reports that Daniel Banjaqui is waiting to sign a new long-term professional contract with Benfica at the end of the current month. The club's management has already reached an agreement with the player's representatives. Daniel Banjaqui will sign a contract valid until 2031, and his release clause will increase from 30 to 80 million euros.

According to A Bola, Daniel Banjaqui is expected to sign a new contract with Benfica when he turns 18.

Daniel Banjaqui has a new contract renewal proposal from Benfica. In the summer of 2025, an initial approach for a contract renewal was made after Banjaqui won the U-17 European championship with the national team, but there was little progress at that time. The process was revisited around the U-17 World Cup, which Portugal also won in November, but again with little advancement in negotiations. In mid-January, Benfica formalized a contract renewal proposal, but the offer was not satisfactory to Banjaqui, his family, or his representatives, and negotiations were delayed compared to other players. Recently, there has been significant progress, with Benfica presenting a new proposal at the start of the week that is closer to Banjaqui's expectations. Banjaqui has also been given the guarantee of being an important member of Benfica's first team. He is expected to sign a contract valid until 2031, with a release clause increasing from 30 to 80 million euros.