Trubin, Araújo, Silva e Sudakov futures uncertain as Benfica weigh summer decisions | OneFootball

Trubin, Araújo, Silva e Sudakov face uncertain futures as Benfica assess summer options. According to Glorioso 1904, Rui Costa told a Thursday press conference there will be no fire sale, although missing the Champions League means the club must raise funds.

He aims to keep key players, but warned the market could shape decisions in the coming weeks. The summer at the Estádio da Luz is set to be busy, with exits, renewals and players seeking opportunities under Marco Silva.

Goalkeeper Anatoliy Trubin is attracting interest across Europe. He wants to test himself in a top league, but Benfica are reluctant to ease any move and are pointing to a minimum fee of about 20 million euros.

Centre-back António Silva remains a club priority. He is contracted until June 2027 and has been offered fresh terms, with talks progressing in recent contacts but no agreement yet.

Tomás Araújo continues to be linked with leading clubs, with international reports highlighting Bayern Munich’s interest and close monitoring of his progress.

Andreas Schjelderup’s situation is delicate. A renewal proposal has been presented to the Norwegian winger, and he is still weighing it up.

Georgiy Sudakov starts the new campaign with renewed prospects. Signed from Shakhtar Donetsk for around 27 million euros, he has Marco Silva’s confidence as the coach aims to bring out his best after an inconsistent first year.

Source: Glorioso 1904