U-turn: Renato Sanches eyed by new club, may slip from ex-Benfica man | OneFootball

Another chapter in the uncertainty surrounding the future of Renato Sanches has emerged after completing his second stint at Benfica. Touted as a possible reinforcement for Rui Vitória, who trains Panathinaikos, the press reveals that the Portuguese player's destination may end up in other lands.

O Jogo writes, citing the French L'Èquipe, that the former European champion for Portugal, who has a contract with PSG until 2027, may be diverted from Greece and end up in Turkey, where he could reinforce the three-time national champion, Galatasaray.

The French daily ensured that no decision has been made yet and that the French and European champion, along with the player, is evaluating the two proposals on the table. From the Athenians, Renato Sanches has a one-season loan. However, the terms of the Turkish offer are unknown.

It's worth remembering that the Portuguese midfielder returned to Glorioso last season in an attempt to relaunch his career, which ultimately didn't materialize. Back in Paris, the former number 85 of the Reds knows he's not in Luis Enrique's plans and will have to look for a new professional future.

In the 24/25 season, with Benfica's jersey, Renato Sanches – currently valued at 3 million euros – played 21 matches: 10 in Liga Portugal Betclic, four in the Champions League, three in the League Cup, three in the Club World Cup, and one in the Portuguese Cup. In the 635 minutes he was on the field, the midfielder scored one goal, against Auckland City.

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