Sérgio Krithinas slams Sporting: Benfica are biggest club Silva managed | OneFootball

With Florentino Pérez’s victory in the Real Madrid elections, Marco Silva will replace José Mourinho as Benfica’s head coach. The topic was commented on by Sérgio Krithinas, stating that the former Fulham manager is set to coach the biggest club of his career.

"Marco Silva once again has a great opportunity to compete for titles, and at the biggest club he has ever managed; Jorge Mendes secures two happy clients and, probably, two good commissions. It is June 8. Despite the rushed and almost hysterical way the past few weeks have unfolded, the truth is that summer has not even begun yet," he wrote in his column, published in the newspaper Record.

The director of the same media outlet also spoke about José Mourinho’s transfer. "It happened through a more winding path than expected, but the destination was the one that had long been mapped out: a story with a happy ending for everyone. Florentino Pérez wins the Real Madrid elections and sees himself revalidated as leader of los blancos; José Mourinho returns to the main stage after nearly a decade on the fringes; Rui Costa receives 15 million euros for a coach who finished third," he said.

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