Benfica stand firm, but Brugge refuse to budge over Schjelderup | OneFootball

Negotiations for Andreas Schjelderup continue without an agreement in sight. Despite the demands made by Benfica, which aims to receive a higher amount, discussions between the two parties are ongoing, with the winger's future being discussed.

According to the newspaper A Bola, based on information provided by the local press, negotiations between Clube da Luz and Club Brugge have not cooled down. However, the same source explains that the Belgian club feels that Rui Costa's demands are quite high.

It is known that the red and white management intends to secure around 15 million euros from the sale of Schjelderup. However, the sports daily recalls that Benfica wants other benefits in the contract, such as the possibility of safeguarding a percentage of a future transfer.

According to available information, Club Brugge has made an offer of 8 million euros, with an additional 4M€ in variables. However, the values are not close to the Eagles' demands. Still, the same newspaper explains that the Belgians continue negotiations knowing that the number 21 has already agreed to a move to the Jupiler Pro League club.

This season, playing for Benfica, Andreas Schjelderup — valued at 14 million euros — played 25 games: 13 in the Liga Portugal Betclic, seven in the Champions League, four in the Portuguese Cup, and one in the League Cup. In the 1,146 minutes he was on the field, the winger scored two goals and made three assists.

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