Official! Eduardo Salvio signs until 2027; where ex-Benfica is off to | OneFootball

Lanús have officially announced the contract renewal of Eduardo Salvio, with the Argentine winger extending his stay at the club until 2027. The 35-year-old will therefore continue to represent the club where he began his career, remaining active in Argentine football.

Developed at Lanús itself, the player stood out at a very young age before moving to European football, where he played for Atlético de Madrid and, later, Benfica, the club where he enjoyed the most notable spell of his international sporting career.

After leaving the Luz, the winger played for Boca Juniors and Mexican side Pumas before returning to Lanús, where he once again wore the shirt of the club that developed him. Since returning, he has been a regular option in the team, recording 27 appearances, one goal and three assists this season.

The player has already won international titles with his current Argentine club, including a Copa Sudamericana and a Recopa, adding more trophies to a career marked by consistency at the highest level. With this renewal, the player extends his journey in South American football.

It should be remembered that Eduardo Salvio played for Benfica in 2010/11 on loan from Atlético de Madrid and then permanently from 2012 to 2019. Across eight seasons, the Argentine international made 266 appearances, scored 62 goals and provided 38 assists with the eagle on his chest, winning 14 trophies: he was a five-time national champion and also took home two Portuguese Cups, four League Cups and three Super Cups.

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