The money that Benfica would ask Barça for Florentino Luis

The Benfica has consolidated in the last years like one of the best clubs to the hour to sell talents to the big European clubs. The club luso, that has not limited to only 'export' big talents of his own country, will begin in brief a new summer in which it expects that it can leave go some promising footballers and one of those is Florentino Luis.

The mediocentro Portuguese of 23 years, that already has been related with the FC Barcelona in the past week, is one of the big candidates to generate income for the entity lusa, and this does that his cotización initial have elevated more than the expected. Like this at least it has ensured it the skilled journalist in signings, Gianluca Gave Marzio, the one who has aimed also that the AC Milan has gone in in the bidding by the player.

A competitor that can be more aggressive in the market

The Italian team is in a similar situation to the one of the Barça after reaching a principle of agreement for the traspaso of Sandro Tonali to the Newcastle by 70 million euros. Besides, Bennacer, another pillar in the centre of the field, will be of drop by injury more than the expected, by what the contracting of the Portuguese international midfield player would seem fundamental for the recent semifinalist of the Champions League.

With this possible interest on the table, Florentino Luis is in the market by part of the Benfica by a minimum of 30 million euros, as it aims the information. And it is that after several cessions, without too much shine, the Portuguese footballer himself that consolidated in the recently finished course, now under the orders of the German Roger Schmidt.

A signing that seems to have still less probabilities

With this in account, the Barça would have to go in in a similar bidding to the one of options like Brozovic or Amrabat by a footballer that is not so very considered by the technical body Catalan. In fact, already in FCBN inform does some days that Xavi did not see with good eyes move index card by Florentino, as well as by the also Portuguese Joao Palinha.