Milan and Como ‘monitor’ Schjelderup as Benfica set €40m price | OneFootball

Benfica have set a €40m price for Andreas Schjelderup amid growing interest, with the winger impressing during the World Cup.

He came on after 71 minutes in Norway’s 3-2 win over Senegal, where scouts from several Italian clubs were present. TuttoMercato reports that Milan and Como are closely monitoring his progress.

Parma tried to sign the Norway international in the winter window. Milan and Como have since emerged as the most attentive suitors.

Benfica are not prepared to negotiate below €40m and interested clubs have been made aware of that stance. The interest remains active, and in England several teams are following his development while weighing a possible move.

Schjelderup’s stock rose after a standout second half of 2025/26 under José Mourinho. He finished the season with 43 appearances, 10 goals and seven assists, establishing himself as one of Benfica’s most valued young players.

With multiple clubs tracking him and a World Cup campaign under way, he is viewed at Benfica as important now and for the future.

Source: Glorioso 1904