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Vangelis Pavlidis leaving Benfica?
Benfica's president, Manuel Rui Costa, could secure a significant capital gain for the club with the sale of Vangelis Pavlidis in the summer. The player's market value is currently estimated between 35 and 40 million euros. Vangelis Pavlidis stated a couple of weeks ago that he has worked hard in the last five years and that while he made another step up at his current club, he wants to improve more, score more, and reach the highest possible level. The Premier League currently appears to be his most probable future destination, but a move to a major Serie A club is not ruled out, as several teams—particularly Juventus and Milan—are seeking a starting striker for next season.
Benfica's president, Manuel Rui Costa, could secure a significant capital gain for the club with the sale of Vangelis Pavlidis in the summer. The player's market value is currently estimated between 35 and 40 million euros. Vangelis Pavlidis stated a couple of weeks ago that he has worked hard in the last five years and that while he made another step up at his current club, he wants to improve more, score more, and reach the highest possible level. The Premier League currently appears to be his most probable future destination, but a move to a major Serie A club is not ruled out, as several teams—particularly Juventus and Milan—are seeking a starting striker for next season.
Pavlidis is open to the possibility of returning to Greece, stating that one never knows what will happen in the future. He added that the Greek league is interesting and that he follows it.
Pavlidis is open to the possibility of returning to Greece, stating that one never knows what will happen in the future. He added that the Greek league is interesting and that he follows it.
Vangelis Pavlidis has not ruled out a departure from Benfica. In an interview with FOSonline, Pavlidis stated that the financial aspect has never been the decisive factor in his career choices and will not be now. He emphasized that his decisions will always be based on sporting reasons.
Vangelis Pavlidis has not ruled out a departure from Benfica. In an interview with FOSonline, Pavlidis stated that the financial aspect has never been the decisive factor in his career choices and will not be now. He emphasized that his decisions will always be based on sporting reasons.
According to A Bola, clubs with greater financial power than Benfica have a growing interest in Vangelis Pavlidis. The player has previously attracted interest from clubs financially stronger than Benfica and may receive international offers again next summer.
According to A Bola, clubs with greater financial power than Benfica have a growing interest in Vangelis Pavlidis. The player has previously attracted interest from clubs financially stronger than Benfica and may receive international offers again next summer.
Nuno Catarino, SFO of Benfica SAD, revealed that Benfica received an offer of more than 50 million euros for Pavlidis. When asked about the subject by Sport TV, the player stated that he is a Benfica player and is focused on Benfica. He added that he does not know anything and is focused on wanting to score goals and help the club.
Nuno Catarino, SFO of Benfica SAD, revealed that Benfica received an offer of more than 50 million euros for Pavlidis. When asked about the subject by Sport TV, the player stated that he is a Benfica player and is focused on Benfica. He added that he does not know anything and is focused on wanting to score goals and help the club.
According to A Bola, Benfica was presented with a substantial late offer for their 26-year-old Greek striker, Vangelis Pavlidis, as the transfer window drew to a close. The bid for the forward, who was the club's leading goalscorer last season, was reportedly valued at over €50 million (surpassing the fee Real Madrid paid for Carreras) and had the potential to be Benfica's largest sale of the market. The club, however, declined the proposal, stating that their squad was already finalized and the timing was inappropriate. Pavlidis's current contract runs until 2029 and contains a €100 million release clause. His market value is estimated at €35 million by Transfermarkt, and the striker was recently a subject of interest for several Premier League clubs, including Newcastle United and Manchester United.
According to A Bola, Benfica was presented with a substantial late offer for their 26-year-old Greek striker, Vangelis Pavlidis, as the transfer window drew to a close. The bid for the forward, who was the club's leading goalscorer last season, was reportedly valued at over €50 million (surpassing the fee Real Madrid paid for Carreras) and had the potential to be Benfica's largest sale of the market. The club, however, declined the proposal, stating that their squad was already finalized and the timing was inappropriate. Pavlidis's current contract runs until 2029 and contains a €100 million release clause. His market value is estimated at €35 million by Transfermarkt, and the striker was recently a subject of interest for several Premier League clubs, including Newcastle United and Manchester United.
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