Benfica ‘to sell’ Bruma as Aris target winger after Europa League omission | OneFootball

Bruma’s Benfica future could lie in Greece, with Aris of Thessaloniki interested after he was left out of Marco Silva’s Europa League squad. Benfica still hope to find a solution.

According to Record, Benfica’s priority is to sell the Portugal international, who joined from Braga for €6.5m in the 2024/25 winter window and has not secured a regular role at the Luz.

His time in Lisbon has been hampered by injuries. At the start of last season he suffered a full rupture of his left Achilles tendon in the Eusébio Cup against Fenerbahçe.

That setback triggered a long lay-off followed by further issues, limiting him to only three competitive appearances in 2025/26.

The arrival of Marco Silva has further reduced his prospects. The coach has omitted him from first-team plans, and Bruma has been training separately while he waits for clarity on his future.

He remains the final surplus player yet to find a move. A switch to Aris could gather pace in the coming days, with the Greek window open until 15 September after the main European leagues closed.

Source: Glorioso 1904

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