“Pavlidis has 100 million euros of clause and does not shake it from Benfica – they want him Nottingham, Newcastle, Everton!”

With A bola to be released today (17/04) with their Greeks Vangelis Pavlidis and Giorgos Vagiannidis In its front page, it was interesting to see exactly what the Portuguese write in detail in their report. In this case, for Benfica’s striker.

Pavlidis makes a career season with the ‘eagles’, having 25 goals In all events, seven of which are in the Champions League. And of course, it is sought afterwith his name “playing” for a while for Barcelona, ​​against which, after all, he achieved a hat-trick. The Catalans, however, do not have the financial ability to make it their own. Beyond that, they also have strong competition from Premier League teams!

A Bola’s report specifically writes: “Benfica considers Pavlidis necessary for the next season. They made a big investment with his acquisition -they were sailing 18 million euros, plus 2 million euros dependent on bonus goals in Alkmaar, who kept 10% in future transcript- and are happy with its performance.

And continues: “The Greek forward also won the respect of his teammates. At first it was difficult, felt the pressure being Benfica’s main striker and spent moments of anxiety, but He never made back. Everyone in the team saw how he was able to change the situation through dedication. And his teammates know that they can now rely on him”

To get to the interest around Pavlidis: “The English press says Everton, West Ham, Nottingham Forest and Newcastle are closely watching the Greek international. And if Barcelona does not have the financial ability to make an offer that could be considered attractive to the ” reds ”, then this threat exists from English clubswho can first try to seduce Pavlidis with a higher salary and the ability to play in the Premier League.

Benfica, however. And, on the other hand, Pavlidis feels very comfortable in Da Luz, for this and he is unlikely to leave after his first season. All the more so that Benfica right now does not accept negotiations. ”