Eduardo Salvio: "Benfica are massive, but..." | OneFootball

Eduardo Salvio was one of the most emblematic players of Benfica during the years he represented the Club, from 2012/13 to 2018/19, including a loan season in 2010/11 with Atlético Madrid. Throughout this period, the Argentine became a key player in the team.

The winger compared the daily life at Benfica to that of Boca Juniors, for whom he left the Eagles in the summer of 2019, and the response is curious: "Benfica is huge, but... it's not lived in the same way. At Boca Juniors, it's completely different. I was lucky to wear that jersey, to wear the number 10 of Boca at that time. But I also think that personal decisions end up counting. And I think that, in the end, I made the best decision," he confessed in an interview with the YouTube channel Clank!.

The current Lanús player - who won the South American Super Cup - also highlights the quality of the squad and the competitive environment he found at Luz: "At Benfica, we grew surrounded by professionals who challenge us every day. It was here that I learned to be consistent and to value every opportunity on the field," he explained.

Besides the sporting development, the experience in Lisbon was also formative on a personal level: "I wore the Benfica jersey with pride and responsibility. The Club taught me to compete, to value every moment, and to always give my best," he emphasized.

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