Of course, the benfica could make a new team with the profits he has made from the sale of Joao Félix to Atletico Madrid if to this figure is added the enormous amount of money for which Darwin Nunez could leave the Portuguese team. The 22-year-old Uruguayan striker is one of the most sought-after players on the market in terms of attacking players, and the fact is that the Uruguayan is having a great season that has not gone unnoticed by the great European teams.
Darwin Nuñez is causing rivers of ink to flow due to the speculation that exists around his departure, and it is that the Benfica player is persecuted by several great teams, such as Atlético de Madrid itself, which could once again fill the coffers of the Portuguese club just as it happened with the young Joao Félix. However, there are few teams that can really opt to sign him, and that is that his price is quite high compared to his current value.
Benfica asks for 80 million to let Darwin Nuñez leave
The benfica He wants to take advantage of the pull as he did with Joao Félix, and both cases go hand in hand, since they could end in a similar way. The agent of the battering ram of the Portuguese team, according to Fabrizio Romanohas confirmed that the Uruguayan will leave Benfica in the summer but, for this to really happen, the interested team must reach 80 million euros in the operation.
According to the Italian journalist, several clubs in the premier league have shown a serious interest in Darwin Nuñez. From the Man Utdwho has contacted the footballer by internal line, until Arsenal and the West Hamwho were interested in him in winter even without being for sale, want to enter the bid during the summer market to undertake the signing of the Benfica striker.
As we have said, its exit will not be so easy, since the price is high compared to the 40 million of its real value. Reaching 80 ‘kilos’ will be an important bet for the club that decides to take the risk because, despite the fact that he is a formidable striker, these prices would add even more pressure to the player, something that can take its toll on the pitch at the time of trying to prove his worth with a new club.
