stewart_weir
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- Mar 19, 2017
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I suspect the recruitment team moved on from this one earlier this week and this thread is now ancient history.
Now that is deluded.
Benfica or Brighton .... no contest.
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Question: why is Benfica an attractive destination for an ambitious young footballer anyway?
And the guy going from Real Madrid to Benfica. Wow.
I get it if it’s your last pay day.
Or no other offers.
But to choose Benfica over the Premier League? I don’t get that. Ok, I guess they play in Europe. But so do Rangers.
Now that is deluded.
Benfica or Brighton .... no contest.
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Benfica are a famous old club and much bigger than the Albion. They have a brilliant, large stadium which holds 65,000 and they play in Europe every season. Lisbon is one of the best cities in Europe to live in.
Because they're Benfica.
Come out of the over-hyped Premier League bubble for a minute.
Playing in a league nobody watches or interested in.Benfica are a famous old club and much bigger than the Albion. They have a brilliant, large stadium which holds 65,000 and they play in Europe every season. Lisbon is one of the best cities in Europe to live in.
Not really , it’s like saying Celtic or Brighton
It’s not about the club in question , it’s do you want to play in the global most watched league in the world or some no mark league only the locals care about
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Because they're Benfica.
Come out of the over-hyped Premier League bubble for a minute.
Question: why is Benfica an attractive destination for an ambitious young footballer anyway?
And the guy going from Real Madrid to Benfica. Wow.
I get it if it’s your last pay day.
Or no other offers.
But to choose Benfica over the Premier League? I don’t get that. Ok, I guess they play in Europe. But so do Rangers.
Benfica play in the Champions League basically every season. Then there's the obvious appeal of similarity in lifestyle to Portgual from Spain. Plus Benfica are a fixture in the footballing rich list.
I could understand maybe why you'd query moving to Benfica over, for example, Ajax, Dortmund or Arsenal, but they're clearly and obviously a much more attractive option than Brighton.
Ahhh... don’t misquote me thank you. Not what I said.
More accurately: Portuguese League or Premier League.
Disappointed if true but can completely understand why at this stage of his career he would choose Benfica over Brighton.
Only 21, one decent season at Spanish second division..... a move to Portugal where he can adapt to the culture far easier than the UK... get some champions league experience etc.
Not really , it’s like saying Celtic or Brighton
It’s not about the club in question , it’s do you want to play in the global most watched league in the world or some no mark league only the locals care about
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So you think he doesn't back himself?
If that's the case he'll never 'make it' anywhere.
This sounds pretty conclusive for Benfica.
https://www.abola.pt/nnh/2020-08-28/benfica-agente-de-darwin-nunez-vem-a-lisboa-para-avancar-negociacoes/858669
DARWIN NÚÑEZ AGENT COMES TO LISBON TO «ADVANCE NEGOTIATIONS»
BENFICA 12:57
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Edgardo Lasalvia, representative of Darwin Núñez, has planned to travel to Lisbon this weekend in order to arrange with Benfica the possible transfer of the Uruguayan striker to Luz.
Says the La Voz de Almería that the agent will move to the Portuguese capital 'with the intention of advancing negotiations "aimed at the entry of 21 - years in eagles.
«Benfica returned to the charge by the Uruguayan scorer and everything points out that the Portuguese team is the destiny of the footballer», it can be read.
I read the article in La Voz earlier. It's was just a couple of paragraphs with no quotes from anyone. Meanwhile, the Italian press are reporting that Napoli are preparing a bid.
Question: why is Benfica an attractive destination for an ambitious young footballer anyway?
And the guy going from Real Madrid to Benfica. Wow.
I get it if it’s your last pay day.
Or no other offers.
But to choose Benfica over the Premier League? I don’t get that. Ok, I guess they play in Europe. But so do Rangers.
The Scottish league is nowhere near the Portuguese league so that is a very poor comparison.
It is about the club. What would you prefer.? In a team that has been fighting relegation for three years or a team that will be playing in Europe and most likely in the later stages?
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