Florentino left Benfica for Burnley on loan until the end of the season in the last days of the 2025 summer transfer window. In an interview with the podcast Final Cut of Sports Tailors, Florentino stated that the decision to leave Benfica was rational. He explained that playing in the Premier League was a strong desire of his and that after talking to Zeki Amdouni, who was already at Burnley, he felt confident about the move. Florentino expressed that leaving his formative club was difficult and that he hopes to return to represent Benfica in the future. He mentioned that the deal was made on August 30.

Benfica's net gain from the 26 million euros received for Florentino's departure to Burnley was 22.3 million euros, after accounting for financial mechanisms and intermediation fees.

Florentino has been officially loaned to Burnley. In his statements to DAZN, he expressed excitement about playing in the Premier League and helping Burnley return to their deserved level. The loan deal includes an obligation for Burnley to purchase Florentino at the end of the season for €24 million.

Portuguese midfielder Florentino, 26, is leaving for Burnley. He spent a few minutes being applauded by Benfica fans and teammates after their victory in Alverca, where Benfica won 2-1. He also received a hug from Bruno Lage and gave his shirt to the fans before heading to the locker rooms. According to Transfermarkt, the player's market value is estimated at €22.00m.