Official: Benfica confirm David Jurásek's departure | OneFootball

It's official: Benfica announced the permanent departure of David Jurásek, after a failed loan with Besiktas. It has been determined that the footballer is heading to the Czech team Slavia Prague, with the deal structured in a way that could be advantageous for the Eagles.

According to the statement to the CMVM, the authority regulating business operations, Benfica sold the left-back for 3 million euros, with the possibility of receiving an additional 1 million euros from a future transfer made by Slavia Prague.

Moreover, the amount the Eagles will be entitled to in the future could increase by about 50%. In the same statement, the red and white club explains that Slavia waived the 10% they were entitled to, as established in the sale of the player to Luz in 2024, and will also not receive any solidarity mechanism in this now-concluded operation.

With this sale, Benfica finds a solution for the footballer and also makes room to loan another player. Additionally, official sources explain that the Eagles hope Jurásek will participate in the World Cup, to increase his value to the point of making a new transfer, which could mean a financial return of 10 million euros for the Eagles.

This season, wearing the Besiktas jersey, David Jurásek – valued at 4.5 million euros – played 17 matches: 10 in the Süper Lig, four in the Conference League qualification, two in the Europa League qualification, and one in the Turkish Cup. In the 1,034 minutes he was on the field, the defender did not score any goals or provide any assists.

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