Benfica's asking price to sell Dedic revealed | OneFootball

Amar Dedic is on Newcastle’s radar, and the English club has already opened talks with Benfica over the possibility of signing the Bosnia international right-back. The Eagles have done their part and set the asking price for the 23-year-old player.

According to Record, Benfica will only agree to sell Dedic to the Magpies — or any other interested club — for a minimum fee of €35 million, which would make this the third most expensive full-back sale in Glorioso’s history, behind only Nélson Semedo (€35.7M) and Álvaro Carreras (€50M).

Newcastle’s interest carries even more weight because of the Bosnian footballer’s connection to the English club’s current manager, Matthias Jaissle. The German coach knows the full-back well from their time together at RB Salzburg, a factor that could influence the player’s decision.

Even so, Benfica will not make negotiations easy. Dedic was signed a year ago for around €12 million and is under contract with the Lisbon club until 2030. He emerged as one of the key players last season and has attracted interest from many clubs.

In the 2025/26 season, playing for Benfica, Amar Dedić — valued at €20 million — made 43 official appearances: 24 in the Liga Portugal Betclic, 14 in the Champions League, three in the Portuguese Cup, one in the League Cup and one in the Super Cup. In the 3,511 minutes he spent on the pitch, the Bosnian scored one goal and provided four assists.

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