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Fulham’s The Marco Silva era is over, but Benfica’s plans for the summer suggest the Portuguese club are not finished looking at Craven Cottage.

The London club has already seen Silva depart after five years in charge. The Portuguese coach is expected to take charge at Benfica.

Now, according to morning mailOne of the manager’s most trusted Fulham players, Lisbon has emerged as a target for the side.

Silva wants to reunite with reliable player

Harry Wilson is reportedly on Silva’s shortlist as Benfica begins to shape their squad for next season.

The timing is crucial as the Wales international’s contract expires at the end of June, meaning he could leave Fulham as a free agent. This has naturally attracted the attention of many clubs.

But Harry Wilson’s relationship with Marco Silva dates back to the manager’s first season at Fulham. The pair then continued to work together during Fulham’s Premier League years.

While injuries disrupted some campaigns, Wilson remained an important member of the team and a player on whom Silva consistently relied.

According to Correiro da Manha, that relationship has now put him firmly on Benfica’s radar.

The report adds that Silva would like to take the 29-year-old with him to Portugal. Instead of paying a transfer fee, Benfica could offer a signing-on bonus.

Wilson currently earns around €3.5m (£3m) per season, and the Portuguese newspaper believes his wages should not be a hindrance if Benfica decide to make a move.

Premier League clubs are also watching

Marco Silva may have an impact on Benfica’s side, but he is not alone.

Correio da Manhã reports everton Interest continued after an attempt to sign Wilson during the January transfer window. At the time, Silva reportedly blocked any deal and considered the winger too important to lose.

Aston Villa Interest is also credited and one can enter the race in the coming weeks.

This leaves Fulham facing a familiar challenge. Losing a manager often creates uncertainty among players who were particularly close to him. Wilson seems to fit into that category.

However, with his contract expiring, Premier League interest rising and Silva now established as the driving force behind Benfica’s recruitment plans, Fulham may soon find that losing their manager was only the beginning of the story.

Marco Silva’s fulham The exit appears closer than ever now that several key hurdles have now been removed, Portuguese newspapers report.

The recent report has focused on Benfica is getting closer to Marco Silva’s demandsTuesday’s coverage paints a clear picture. It makes clear what those demands actually were.

Silva wants influence on more than transfers

portuguese newspaper News bulletin Claim the biggest sticking point in negotiations has been Silva’s autonomy over his coaching staff. His influence on the squad building and the structure of his contracts is also significant.

For several weeks, most coverage focused on the large financial gap between Fulham’s renewal offer and Benfica’s offer. However, Jornal de Noticias now suggest that talks have focused on how much control Silva will have upon returning to Portugal.

Benfica and Silva have spent recent weeks discussing guarantees over the composition of their coaching staff. He has also discussed his role in building the team. Furthermore, he has also talked about the duration of his contract.

The newspaper reports that discussions are still ongoing on whether the deal will last for two years with an option for a third season or whether it will be structured as a three-year fixed contract.

Either way, the proposed timeframe roughly matches Rui Costa’s current presidential mandate.

Jornal de Noticias stated that Fulham continue to pursue a renewal of Silva and have not given up hope of keeping him despite Benfica’s progress.

Separate reports proceed

While the Jornal de Noticias describes the conversation around influence and autonomy, morning mail The claim is that Silva has effectively been promised full control over next season’s plans. They will also get complete control over recruitment related decisions.

Both newspapers broadly agree on the direction of travel but differ slightly on how much power Silva will ultimately receive.

Correio da Manhã also provides one of the most impressive claims of the day. He says that Silva has been working on Benfica squad matters for several days. This includes discussions regarding possible arrivals and departures.

If accurate, it would suggest that preparations are already underway, despite the fact that no appointment can be formalized until the Jose Mourinho situation is resolved.

The same report said that Silva wanted to make the announcement as soon as possible and start work immediately. However, Rui Costa is said to have asked for a few extra days. The reason for this is the uncertainty over a possible move for Mourinho to Real Madrid. According to Correiro da Manha, Silva accepted that request.

This presents an interesting contrast to some of the reporting of recent days, which has largely featured Silva as a pressure party. Here, the Benfica president is presented as a man who demands patience.

Fulham ready to get answers

Correiro da Manha also claims Silva is expected to return to England to inform Fulham in person of his decision.

This does not mean that the saga ends immediately. But this suggests that the process is entering its final stages.

So perhaps the most notable aspect of Tuesday’s reporting is that the conversation now appears to be about what his role will be when he arrives. Doesn’t feel like ‘if’ anymore.

Autonomy, staffing decisions, hiring influence, and long-term planning have become central themes. Fulham could be a turned page.

benfica chase fulham Manager Marco Silva has been on the move for the past few weeks.

Real Madrid are keen to appoint Jose Mourinho as their new manager, forcing the Eagles to look to Silva. His contract expires in June and Fulham want to tie him down to a new deal.

Two days ago, Sports Witness Covered claims from Portugal Silva has chosen Benfica but is unhappy with the delay.

Real Madrid are unlikely to confirm Mourinho’s appointment until their election on June 7.

Fulham boss resumes talks

Monday edition of to ball The move again points to a renewal proposal for the Premier League side worth €7.5 million per year until 2030.

The Portuguese club initially suspended talks with Marco Silva before resuming on Sunday. The impasse was because Benfica had not met the Fulham manager’s demands.

In addition to demanding salaries for himself and his technical staff, Silva emphasizes autonomy in ‘building a strong team that guarantees success.’ They are now ready to be satisfied with this.

Silva, who has yet to respond to Fulham’s offer, and Benfica do not want to prolong the matter. They have already identified options if they fail to agree terms with the 48-year-old.

record Let us tell you that no agreement has been reached between the parties yet and no agreement will be finalized until Real Madrid’s election on June 7. However, the Eagles continue to hold talks with the manager.

Benfica’s initial salary offer did not please Silva, at a time when Fulham are offering more than €7m.

On Sunday morning, the deal was nearly impossible, before fresh negotiations later that day kept it alive. Following the latest talks, he could earn around €5m per year with the Primeira Liga team.

The parties may have resolved the salary issue.

Record Status: ‘Many messages were given in yesterday’s conversation. ‘Benfica were concerned about convincing Silva that he was the only choice for the coaching position.’

Silva issued ultimatum

Another newspaper, morning mailThe London club boss has reportedly sent a clear message to Benfica president Rui Costa.

Silva thinks the Eagles have objections because they have not confirmed their break with Mourinho. They also learned that during the standoff, Costa had interacted with other targets.

The newspaper says: ‘Silva demanded clarification from Costa regarding the Benfica coach for next season. According to the CM, the coach gave the Reds president an ultimatum in a meeting between the parties, which is in practice a demand that the management accept the break with Mourinho.’

‘As far as it was possible to ascertain in time, no concrete reaction was received, so it is reasonable to assume that Marco Silva will take a drastic step, which could possibly lead to his resignation.’

To summarize, Silva wants Benfica to first accept a break with Mourinho, meet his wage demands and give him full control over transfers and other aspects.

If Marco Silva remains in place, Famalicão defender Ibrahima Ba could be a name to keep an eye on fulham in this summer.

News bulletin Report the Fulham manager has ‘requested an assessment’ on the 21-year-old this summer.

marco silva interest

The newspaper states that signing the centre-back has become a priority objective for Benfica. Nicolas Otamendi left the club this week to return to Argentina.

Any signing will require the stamp of approval from his new coach. Jose Mourinho is expected to return to Real Madrid.

Marco Silva is the leading candidate to replace him. Sport Witness has been covering various reports from Portugal on this matter over the past fortnight.

And while Benfica’s defensive targets are not yet known, there is definitely a name on the Fulham manager’s list. According to information from Jornal de Noticias, they have requested an evaluation of Famalicao defender Ibrahima Ba.

fulham or benfica

The Portuguese boss is interested in taking him to Craven Cottage. It remains to be seen whether he will still be interested in a move to Benfica. Either way, the defender is on their list and appears to be a player they are keen on.

The youngster joins Famalico’s U21 team on a free transfer in 2024 after coming through the ranks at Senegalese club AZEL Roufisc.

He played on loan at Valenciennes in 2023 but established himself in Portugal. So far he has made 27 appearances for Famalicão’s first team and 12 times for their U23 team. This season he played in 21 matches in Liga Portugal in 54% of available minutes, scoring once and assisting once.

His current deal with the Portuguese side runs until 2030 after he was handed a new deal at the end of March.

He is valued at €12m, but Famalicão will surely be looking for more than that, especially if a Premier League team like Fulham comes calling. It may depend on Marco Silva, and what he does with himself this summer.

If Marco Silva remains in place, Famalicão defender Ibrahima Ba could be a name to keep an eye on fulham in this summer.

News bulletin Report the Fulham manager has ‘requested an assessment’ on the 21-year-old this summer.

marco silva interest

The newspaper states that signing the centre-back has become a priority objective for Benfica. Nicolas Otamendi left the club this week to return to Argentina.

Any signing will require the stamp of approval from his new coach. Jose Mourinho is expected to return to Real Madrid.

Marco Silva is the leading candidate to replace him. Sport Witness has been covering various reports from Portugal on this matter over the past fortnight.

And while Benfica’s defensive targets are not yet known, there is definitely a name on the Fulham manager’s list. According to information from Jornal de Noticias, they have requested an evaluation of Famalicao defender Ibrahima Ba.

fulham or benfica

The Portuguese boss is interested in taking him to Craven Cottage. It remains to be seen whether he will still be interested in a move to Benfica. Either way, the defender is on their list and appears to be a player they are keen on.

The youngster joins Famalico’s U21 team on a free transfer in 2024 after coming through the ranks at Senegalese club AZEL Roufisc.

He played on loan at Valenciennes in 2023 but established himself in Portugal. So far he has made 27 appearances for Famalicão’s first team and 12 times for their U23 team. This season he played in 21 matches in Liga Portugal in 54% of available minutes, scoring once and assisting once.

His current deal with the Portuguese side runs until 2030 after he was handed a new deal at the end of March.

He is valued at €12m, but Famalicão will surely be looking for more than that, especially if a Premier League team like Fulham comes calling. It may depend on Marco Silva, and what he does with himself this summer.

fulham Now Benfica’s own uncertainty could work in their favor as Marco Silva prepares for a crucial meeting over his future.

The Portuguese manager has a big renewal offer from the London club, but He is also expected to arrive in Lisbon today As Benfica tries to move the situation closer to a decision. The problem for the Portuguese side is that they still cannot provide him with complete clarity.

These are the main developments from Wednesday’s newspapers in Portugal.

morning mail, to ball And record All present Silva as Benfica’s priority target. However, he has also made it clear that Jose Mourinho’s drawn-out situation is now causing problems for the Lisbon club.

According to Correio da Manha, the uncertainty over Mourinho’s expected exit has created concerns inside Benfica. The issue was also discussed at a meeting on Monday between Rui Costa and the club’s football structure.

If Benfica takes too long, the head coach may begin to walk away from the position.

Marco Silva wants more Benfica clarity

Correiro da Manha says Marco Silva has an important meeting with Fulham on Thursday.

This is important because Fulham have proposed a four-year renewal With a net annual salary of around €7.5m (£6.3m) on the table. That’s a serious proposition, and Benfica simply can’t compete with those numbers.

The newspaper adds that Silva would like to go into that Fulham meeting with more concrete information about Benfica.

From Fulham’s perspective, Benfica’s delay could help. Silva is interested in the Lisbon challenge, but he still needs certainty about Mourinho’s future, the playing project and the conditions in which he will play.

One Bola says Silva is expected to arrive in Lisbon today and should follow up with Benfica in the coming days.

Silva has already said in England that his decision will be known by the end of this week. Ek Bola reiterates that he is ready to remain at Fulham or leave after five seasons.

Benfica has pace and problems

A statement said the 48-year-old manager is receptive to the project. The challenge at the Estadio da Luz has been described as attractive, and Benfica are prepared to make a significant financial effort within the reality of Portuguese football.

The offer being prepared by Rui Costa’s board is unlikely to match the Premier League money. However, this would involve a long-term contract, which is one of Silva’s demands.

still, Benfica’s problem remains Mourinho. The current manager still has one year left on his contract. A Bola says the possibility of him leaving Real Madrid is gaining momentum, but nothing has been decided yet.

Benfica cannot formally proceed while this is unresolved.

Limbo can push options away

Correio da Manhã goes further on the damage it causes. They say there is an internal fear at Benfica that this obstacle could push away potential candidates.

The issue is that whoever comes in may be made to feel like second choice because the club is still waiting for Mourinho. Its impact is already happening.

The newspaper says some coaches have become cautious because of the uncertainty. Others, even without direct contact, have already taken the initiative to say no, including Jorge Jesus and Ruben Amorim.

This gives Fulham another potential advantage. If Silva feels that Benfica cannot give him enough guarantees ahead of the Fulham meeting, he may opt for the safer route of staying in England.

Record says Benfica are still in the works

The Home of Record report adds another layer. They say Rui Costa and Mario Branco are not standing still waiting for a solution to Mourinho’s future. Benfica is already working on potential transfer targets and contacts are ongoing.

The goal is to move forward quickly once the new manager is confirmed.

Record say that Benfica want to be able to announce the signing just days after naming their coach. This urgency is partly because their season starts earlier than expected on July 23.

The record states that Benfica do not expect much changes, but they are assessing the outlook for the players already in the squad. Major sales will be required due to financial pressure after missing out on Champions League qualification.

Still, the new manager will have a say in those decisions. That’s why delay matters a lot.

The meeting route looks less dangerous

A Bola also brings a useful detail from outside the Benfica-Fulham fight.

Marco Silva has been linked with Milan, but Gazzetta dello Sport now points to Andoni Ierola as the main candidate for the Italian club.

According to A Bola’s summary, Ierola has already met with Milan owner Gerry Cardinale, with a final decision expected within a week.

Irola has also been linked with a move to Benfica, but this development does not make Milan look like a direct threat to Silva.

So for now, the battle remains between Fulham and Benfica.

fulham The Marco Silva saga is entering a decisive phase. Portuguese reports are now claiming the manager is expected to arrive in Lisbon this week for talks with Benfica.

Till now most of the movements were indirect. Talks through representatives, growing optimism at Benfica, and Fulham are trying to convince Silva to stay.

Yesterday, we covered how the dynamic around jose mourinho Can affect his condition. And the latest reports from Tuesday show that the situation is now becoming more concrete.

according to to ballSilva is expected to be in Lisbon in midweek and should have a meeting with Benfica which could prove decisive for his future.

Silva is now close to a decision

There is now widespread agreement in Portugal that Marco Silva’s answer is coming very soon.

record Report the Fulham manager will decide his future before Thursday. The newspaper says Silva does not want the situation to drag on any further and will soon inform Fulham of his intention to renew or leave.

Following Fulham’s 2-0 win over Newcastle United at the weekend, Silva himself effectively confirmed the urgency of the process.

“It will not go beyond this week,” He said, and also emphasized that he did not like to do so “Feed Soap Opera”.

A bola adds another important detail. Silva could travel to Lisbon without already making a final decision and potentially use the meeting with Benfica to clarify final points before deciding on his next move.

It seems that the talks are reaching the final stage.

Benfica’s confidence is increasing

surround vowels in portugal Benfica’s prospects Feels stronger than before.

One Bola described Silva as “very tempted” by the prospect of taking over at Benfica, while Fulham are pressing him with a major renewal offer and the promise of future investment.

That emotional aspect continues to be visible in the Portuguese coverage. After five years at Fulham and almost a decade coaching in England, Silva is clearly considering two different futures.

Benfica are also reportedly willing to make a huge financial effort by Portuguese standards. The newspaper says Silva considers a long-term contract necessary and Benfica is ready for that structure, although no final agreement has yet been reached.

However, Mourinho’s position continues to loom over everything. Benfica still officially have Mourinho under contract for another season and uncertainty regarding his expected move to Real Madrid remains unresolved, as we covered yesterday.

A Bola again pressed Benfica that internally it is already behaving as if Mourinho is lost, but formally nothing has been completed yet. That lingering uncertainty is still causing caution on Silva’s part.

Fulham still trying to convince Silva to stay

Meanwhile, Fulham are not backing down. The latest reports continue to suggest that the London club are doing so Working hard to keep Marco Silva And are trying to sell him a more ambitious future in the Premier League.

According to the Record, Fulham’s renewal offer would extend Silva’s deal for a further four years and increase his wages to around €7.2m (£6.1m) per season.

The same report says he currently earns around €5.8m (£4.9m), although bonuses could already boost that figure to €7.5m (£6.3m).

One Bola also confirms that Fulham’s pitch is not just financial. The club continues to invest in the squad and promise better conditions to compete for bigger goals in the Premier League.

As we previously covered, Portuguese reports have repeatedly suggested that Silva was disappointed with the level of investment last season and wanted stronger guarantees before committing again to the long term.

Either way, Marco Silva is now expected to arrive in Lisbon. So we should all get answers by the end of the week.

fulham Still trying to retain Marco Silva, but the Portuguese press now presents Benfica’s pursuit as the most advanced ever.

across reports from record, morning mail And to ball The picture has become clear this Friday. Silva has not yet given his final answer to Fulham. However, Benfica see him as their chosen target if Jose Mourinho leaves for Real Madrid.

The record goes further than most on that point. They say that Silva already knows that he is the man wanted at the Estadio da Luz. The newspaper says that, even without direct contact between Benfica and the Fulham manager, the Lisbon club believes the situation is under control.

This is partly because both Mourinho and Silva share the same agency link through Jorge Mendes. The record claims that Benfica are controlling the situation mainly through that route.

Fulham awaits final answer

Marco Silva is still focused on Fulham’s final Premier League game against Newcastle United on Sunday.

It is only after that match that he is expected to sit down with Fulham officials and explain his decision. Records show that the London club have offered him a further four years.

This fits in with the Portuguese’s recent line that Fulham are making a big effort to convince him to stay, As we have covered before. A Bola said Silva could respond to the renewal motion by Sunday.

Correio da Manha put Silva’s current salary in London at around €7m (£5.9m) per year. Benfica, meanwhile, are prepared to move up to around €5m (£4.2m), with the possibility of a signing bonus.

So the financial gap is clear. Benfica cannot match Fulham directly. Their hope is to sell Silva a different type of project.

benfica senses opening

Marco Silva has already shown some openness to returning to Portugal. Correio da Manhha quoted him as saying: “I won’t close the door on anything.”

The same outlet now claims Silva has already informed Fulham that he wants another challenge. They also insist that no full deal has yet been reached with Benfica, while reports elsewhere suggest that a deal was close.

Bola is more optimistic about the situation at Benfica. He says that after several weeks of contact, talks with Silva are well advanced and just lack the green light for the decisive phase.

That final step would involve a contract of at least two years.

One also says that Silva feels ready for a new challenge. The newspaper adds that he sees his Fulham cycle, which began in 2021, coming to an end.

Another key detail is from A Bola. Silva’s main concern is not just money. He wants guarantees that Fulham are prepared to make a strong investment in signings to increase the team’s competitive level.

According to the newspaper, this did not happen last season and Silva had complained about it.

A Bola described the situation as one where “white smoke” could arrive at any moment, with Silva’s answer to Fulham and Benfica’s own next move now expected to happen very soon.

mourinho domino still has everything

For Benfica, everything is linked to Mourinho. The Record says Rui Costa wants to resolve Mourinho’s future first. Only then will he take more concrete steps towards Silva.

The same newspaper says that both dossiers are directly linked. Mourinho’s exit from Real Madrid should pave the way for the next step.

There is some disagreement in Portugal over the financial mechanisms involved. Records cite around €7m (£5.9m) as the figure required to activate Mourinho’s exit clause, with the deadline set for Tuesday, May 26.

Meanwhile, A Bola kept the clause at €3m (£2.5m), with Benfica required to make a regulatory disclosure in Portugal before formally moving on to a new manager.

That difference should be noted carefully. What matters to Fulham is the bigger picture: Benfica are preparing, but still waiting.

The record also brings another complication. With Enrique Riquelme entering the Real Madrid election race against Florentino Pérez, the announcement of an official move to Madrid cannot come quickly enough.

However, An Bola says Benfica are still hopeful of movement by Sunday.

Silva’s options

Correio da Manhha also mentions Paulo Fonseca as another name admired by Benfica. Still, that path is difficult as he has a contract with Lyon until 2027 and has recently indicated that he wants to stay.

espn brazil It is also mentioned that Brazilian manager and former left-back Filipe Luís was offered to Benfica, but was rejected because he did not have the ‘playing profile’ that Rui Costa was looking for. He was also linked with Fulham recently.

The next few days look decisive for Fulham. They have offered money, protection and a four-year deal. Benfica is dealing with the situation, the pressure, the return home and the chance to rebuild one of Portugal’s biggest clubs.

Silva now has to decide which challenge matters more.

chelsea Now Thiago Silva may be offered a very different route back to Stamford Bridge, with the Brazilian’s future pointing towards coaching rather than another playing contract.

The Brazilian has decided not to activate the automatic renewal clause in his Porto contract. Despite this, he recently won the Portuguese title with the club.

according to espn brazil According to journalist Bruno Andrade, Porto wanted Thiago Silva to stay for another season. However, the veteran preferred to become a free agent and reevaluate the final phase of his career.

That decision has now opened up two possibilities. This will allow him to continue playing for AC Milan in Italy for the next one year. The second could begin his long-term transition into coaching – and that’s where Chelsea enter the picture.

Crossroads Chelsea icon presented

Bruno Andrade explains that Chelsea have already invited Thiago Silva to become part of the club’s wider structure after he decided to retire.

Importantly, this will not include playing returns. Instead, the plan will see Thiago Silva working as part of Chelsea’s normal coaching staff.

The initial idea for them is to start around the academy setup. Then, over time he would gradually progress through the club structure. Along with this, he will also continue his coaching studies and live with his family. who lives in london.

Thiago Silva already has a UEFA B license, is finalizing a UEFA A license, and is expected to start a UEFA Pro license in the United Kingdom. As long as he completes the final stages of his coaching path, the club can integrate him internally.

There is already a strong relationship between Thiago Silva and the current Chelsea staff behind the scenes.

As we covered last yearThe Brazilian remained close to the club’s people even after leaving Stamford Bridge. He was also included in the group during Chelsea’s FIFA Club World Cup victory.

Nevertheless, there is nothing to suggest that the offer is linked to the arrival of Xabi Alonso or any specific managerial influence. Instead, this appears to be a broader institutional move from Chelsea, with the club seeing Thiago Silva as someone who can gradually become part of their long-term structure.

Interesting option for Chelsea

Thiago Silva recently left Chelsea, but his connection with the club clearly remains strong behind the scenes.

Even during difficult times at Stamford Bridge, the defender was widely seen as one of the team’s most important leaders. His professionalism, authority and influence inside the dressing room earned him great respect from supporters and staff alike.

Therefore, Chelsea’s interest in keeping him close to the club makes a lot of sense.

The current ownership has invested aggressively in young players over the last few years. However, the club also lacks experienced players capable of helping the young players deal with the pressure and instability.

Thiago Silva could ultimately offer exactly that from inside the coaching structure.

Matching is still an option

The only major option currently mentioned involves matching.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic, now working within Milan’s playing structure, has opened the door for Thiago Silva to return to Italy, according to reports. This may be the last season of his playing career.

Thiago Silva spent three successful years at Milan early in his career, winning the Serie A and establishing himself among Europe’s elite defenders, and later moved to PSG and Chelsea.

Additionally, ESPN made it clear that Brazilian football is out of the equation for the time being.

At this stage, the defender’s future seems set to remain in Europe either on the pitch with Milan or within the Chelsea structure as he prepares for life as a coach.

fulham Marcos is making a big effort to keep Silva, with Portuguese television now calling the coming days decisive for the manager’s future.

Silva’s situation has become one of the biggest talking points in Portugal due to interest from Benfica and uncertainty over Jose Mourinho. Now that Ruben Amorim is completely out of the pictureMarco Silva himself is in the headlines.

Latest discussion continues cnn portugal Gave a clear picture of the pressure building behind the scenes at Craven Cottage.

Fulham looking to make Silva one of PL’s top earners

Presenter Rita Rodriguez said Silva is expected to meet with Fulham officials in the coming days before making a final decision on whether to accept the renewal offer. He revealed the manager has an offer worth around €14m (£11.8m) per year.

“Fulham’s offer is close to €14m per year for Marco Silva. In total, it would be around €7m,He explained this by openly questioning whether Benfica could realistically compete with those numbers.

Portuguese pundit Nuno Farinha insists Silva is effectively nabbing one of the biggest managerial offers in English football outside the elite clubs.

“Marco Silva has an offer in hand right now which, if he accepts, would make him one of the four or five highest-paid managers in the Premier League.” He said.

In recent weeks, portuguese report He has consistently described the London club as desperate to avoid losing Silva after five years in charge. Now the financial side of that effort is becoming clear.

The main thing is that Silva still has not accepted.

Farinha repeatedly pointed out during the discussion that negotiations with Fulham are still not well underway and no final answer has yet been given by the Portuguese coach.

“Perhaps Marco Silva feels his cycle at Fulham has come to an end. There is a time for everything,” Flour explained.

He suggested that Silva may feel that he has reached the limits of what Fulham can offer him competitively. In that scenario, the next logical step would be either a move to one of the Premier League’s biggest clubs or a completely different challenge elsewhere.

This is where Benfica again enters the picture.

Benfica is offering emotions instead of money

CNN Portugal One of the strongest topics of discussion was the idea that Benfica cannot compete financially with Fulham.

Instead the Portuguese club will need to convince Silva emotionally, culturally and professionally.

Farinha described this as potentially being “passion over rationality”, especially because most Portuguese coaches spend their careers trying to reach England, not leave it.

This comparison became even stronger when Ruben Amorim entered the conversation.

According to the panel, Amorim effectively chose the rational path by prioritizing England and the Premier League, while Silva can now consider the opposite decision of leaving one of football’s richest leagues and returning to Portugal.

From Benfica’s point of view, the pitch is clear. Silva has already spent nine years coaching in England with Hull City, Watford, Everton and Fulham. They already have financial stability, Premier League prestige and long-term security.

What Benfica can offer instead is emotional pull, pressure, titles and the chance to become a central figure at one of Portugal’s biggest clubs – something he has not had the chance to do so far in his career.

Former player and pundit Dani Carvalho argued that Benfica’s biggest selling point may actually be the football itself.

“He’s not a defensive coach. He’s a manager who always tries to win, who wants his teams to find goals and strive for wins,” Carvalho explained. “It means he has ‘Benfica DNA’.”

“He can lead Benfica back towards a strong European level, which the club has been lacking for a long time.” Carvalho added.

The panel also highlighted how competitive Silva’s Fulham teams have become under him. Even without elite levels of resources, in Portugal they are seen as teams capable of going anywhere in the Premier League and trying to win matches rather than merely survive.

Mario Branco is seen as Silva’s comfort point

Another major discussion topic is Silva’s relationship with Benfica director general Mario Branco.

The pair previously worked together at Estoril and now many pundits believe the relationship could be decisive if Benfica formally make a move for the Fulham manager.

Farinha described Branco as a source of comfort for Silva at a time when Benfica was considered internally unstable and politically tense.

“We know that Benfica is going through a period of uncertainty and instability,” He said.

Former footballer Diogo Luis argued that strong personalities such as Silva, Mourinho and Amorim can create discomfort inside club structures because they are demanding coaches who challenge people internally and demand high standards publicly.

According to him, some people inside Benfica would prefer to work with less confrontational personalities than managers who demand constant accountability and investment.

This is clearly opinion rather than direct information, but it shows how heated the managerial debate has become around Benfica in Portugal.

Diogo Luis also suggested that Silva could see Benfica as a club where immediate improvement is possible despite the current problems.

“I think Marco Silva is looking at the glass half full,” That said, the coach could argue that Benfica’s current struggles actually create an opportunity to rapidly improve results and compete strongly domestically and in Europe.

The pundit also stressed that Benfica will remain a club capable of fighting for immediate trophies, including the Europa League, in the right circumstances.

Now the decision is expected in a few days

The expectation in Portugal is that Silva’s decisive meeting with Fulham will take place immediately before or after Sunday’s final Premier League game. After that, the football calendar effectively stops for several weeks.

This urgency explains why Fulham are moving so aggressively now.

From the outside, the message from the London club is that they are finally ready for Give Marco Silva a financial package and competitive guarantees He has wanted to for a while. The question now is whether this will be enough.

Because where Fulham may offer the money and stability of the Premier League, Benfica are trying to offer something a bit more difficult to achieve. Status, emotional pull, pressure, titles and the chance to reshape one of Portugal’s biggest clubs in his own image.

fulhamMarco Silva is in the running for the Benfica job and Jose Mourinho is set to leave for Real Madrid.

Los Blancos have endured a disappointing season by their standards and are looking to bring back their former manager.

The prospect of Mourinho’s exit has seen the Eagles considering options and so have we broadcast news The Fulham boss is on his list last month.

On Wednesday, Sports Witness Covered claims from Portugal Fulham’s last-ditch effort to keep Silva. His contract expires in June, and the manager is headed for the exit.

Fulham boss’ priority for Benfica

Marco Silva is on the front page of today’s edition to ballIn which ‘No Amorim, Marco on track’ is written in bold letters.

In the report, they revealed that the Premier League coach is the frontrunner to replace Jose Mourinho at Benfica.

Fulham have made the 48-year-old a good financial offer and are awaiting his decision. It will not come before the last match of the season against Newcastle United on Sunday.

Benfica cannot match the figures proposed by the London club, who are also ready to offer him ‘More authority and autonomy in squad formation’. Inevitably, if he stays, Silva will be more strongly supported on transfers.

At Benfica, he can compete for silverware and reunite with their general manager, Mario Branco. The pair worked in Estoril and maintained a close relationship. A Bola says this is one of the factors that makes eagles attractive.

The Portuguese club’s contact with the Fulham coach has been positive and negotiations for an agreement are ongoing. They are hopeful that this matter will be resolved ‘Early next week’.

Silva is scheduled to meet with the London club later this week.

fulham The Portuguese media are describing it as an increasingly urgent effort to retain Marco Silva. Latest reports claim the club are now willing to make promises he had previously rejected in an attempt to stop him leaving this summer.

Fulham manager remains One of Benfica’s main goals If Jose Mourinho leaves for Real Madrid. There is now a growing feeling in Portugal that the coming days could be decisive.

according to to ballFulham are working hard behind the scenes to convince Silva to renew his contract and stay at Craven Cottage. Additionally, reports suggested that the London club were effectively ‘putting pressure’ on the manager for the decision, as they were trying to avoid losing him.

Crucially, the Portuguese newspaper claims Fulham are now ready for “Give Silva the things they didn’t give him last season”.

Although the report does not go into exact details, the suggestion is clearly linked to competitiveness and squad planning. It also links to the scale of the summer rebuild that Silva wants before committing to his future.

Fulham are trying to change Silva’s mind

The latest update paints a picture of a club struggling to avoid a major managerial loss.

Silva has repeatedly stressed No decision has been taken yet. However, his recent comments in the British press indicate why this summer means so much to him.

“The coming summer will be one of the most important for the future of Fulham. We are going to analyze things and have some meetings. I need to remain calm to deal with many aspects.” he explained.

This fits in perfectly with the latest Portuguese claims.

According to him, Fulham continues to insist on renewal, while also promising to provide guarantees about the team’s competitiveness moving forward. These discussions are said to be creating real doubts in Silva’s mind about leaving.

The timing is crucial as Fulham are entering a defined transfer window. Silva has stabilized the club in the Premier League, but it is clear he wants stronger support if he wants to continue leading this project for the long term.

Benfica waits for the mourinho domino

Meanwhile, at Benfica, Mourinho is effectively waiting for the situation to fully unfold before making his move.

Portuguese reports continue to insist that Benfica hope that Mourinho will accept Florentino Pérez’s offer to return to Madrid. Once that happens, Benfica are expected to formally move for Marco Silva.

The report states that Benfica are ready to offer Silva a two-year contract as part of a sporting project designed to reclaim the Portuguese title. Furthermore, the project focuses on returning strongly to the Champions League.

Silva’s relationship with Benfica director general Mario Branco has again been highlighted as a key factor. The two previously worked together at Estoril and are seen internally as capable of quickly orchestrating the next phase of the club’s rebuilding.

add to that The air journey that mourinho and silva took Together for London. With this, you will have a lot to elaborate on.

Decision may come soon

The newspaper claims Silva could be ready to announce his decision after the final Premier League match against Newcastle on Sunday.

This would explain why Fulham are now moving so aggressively to resolve the situation.

There is another layer to Portugal’s reporting. While Ruben Amorim reportedly has strong support internally at Benfica, A Bola says he currently has no plans to coach next season unless a major foreign offer suddenly arrives.

that’s contradictory Correio da Manha’s claim That Amorim is their priority target.

Furthermore, it makes Silva look like Benfica’s most realistic option – until a late push from Fulham, and the promise of a big future, manages to change his mind.

marco silva ready to go fulham this summer but has already been rejected nottingham forest Approach.

There is a report that the Fulham coach The Benfica forward is now being targeted as a replacement for Jose Mourinho, who is heading back to Real Madrid.

A said: Fulham’s magic will soon end

The Portuguese newspaper report that Marco Silva is ‘receptive’ to the idea of ​​joining Benfica this summer.

The Portuguese club are now ready to make a move for the Fulham coach after Jose Mourinho confirmed his departure from the club. At the moment the ‘prevailing belief’ at Benfica is that the ‘Special One’ will return to Real Madrid.

This led to the Eagles immediately planning to replace him. The hope is that everything will be done next week.

The Fulham manager is the man who has been targeted to replace Mourinho should he depart. The first ‘intensive contact’ has already taken place with Silva about the position. He is said to have responded ‘very positively’ to this interest.

In fact, all indicators suggest that Silva is very interested in this work and it will be possible to reach an agreement soon.

While the Fulham coach is not giving any public hints about his future, his decision has already been made. Fulham’s renewal proposal will be rejected. He will leave Craven Cottage this summer.

To be clear, the newspaper says: ‘It is public information that he has a renewal offer from Fulham, which, one knows, he will not accept. Therefore, he will be separated from the Londoners, whom he has been coaching since 2021.

nottingham forest rejection

He would also reject any approach from Nottingham Forest. While the English press are reporting that Evangelos Marinakis wants to reunite with Silva after their time together at Olympiacos, Silva has no interest in the job. He would turn down Nottingham Forest if an offer was made.

Benfica cannot make any announcement regarding a move at this time. But talks with Silva regarding his contract and team restructuring may continue.

Benfica president Rui Costa wants to resolve the matter as soon as possible so they can prepare in advance for next season. He is using the presence of Mario Branco, who worked with Silva at Estoril, to his advantage. Benfica and Silva value this relationship highly.

For now the plan is to concentrate on the game against Estoril. After that there will be talk of the future of Mourinho and then the appointment of Silva. But all signs point to the latter leaving Fulham, rejecting Nottingham Forest and moving back to Portugal this summer.

fulham They are now actively trying to prevent Marco Silva from leaving this summer. Portuguese reports claim the manager already has a major renewal offer on the table while Benfica wait in the background.

Silva’s future has become one of the noisiest managerial situations involving a Premier League club in recent weeks. Benfica’s interest is well established by now, especially with Uncertainty continues around Jose Mourinho In Lisbon.

However, the latest update is from the Portuguese newspaper record Adds an important new layer to the story.

Fulham are pressing to keep Silva

According to the report, Fulham have offered Silva a new four-year contract as they try to convince him to stay at Craven Cottage beyond this season.

By now, the majority of Portuguese coverage was leaning towards Silva preparing to end his five-year spell at Fulham. This latest report presents a more open picture, with the manager still considering his options rather than heading for the exit.

Indeed, Silva has stabilized the club in the Premier League and created one of the division’s more competitive mid-table sides. Even during difficult times, Fulham have largely avoided serious relegation under their wing by maintaining a clear strategic identity.

Losing him would pose a major problem as the summer transfer window approaches.

This perhaps explains the scale of the reported proposal. A four-year contract would represent a serious commitment from Fulham and suggest the club still see Silva as central to their long-term project.

Another English club’s entry into the picture

The Record report contains another detail which could complicate Fulham’s efforts.

The newspaper claims Silva also has an offer from another English club, although no names are mentioned. British coverage says Chelsea is one of the clubs interested in him, but that’s just speculation at this point.

This changes the perception of the situation a bit. So far, discussion has mostly focused on whether Silva will stay at Fulham or return to Portugal with Benfica.

If another Premier League side – or even a major English club outside the division’s current top contenders – is indeed involved, the market around Silva could be far more competitive.

Benfica is still waiting

Meanwhile, Benfica continued to monitor developments carefully. Silva remains one of the most appreciated profiles internally at the Portuguese club due to his Premier League experience, knowledge of Portuguese football and previous experience at Sporting before moving to England.

Still, a lot depends on Mourinho’s future. For now, the situation appears to be exactly as the record’s title suggests: Marco Silva is still deciding.

fulham Striker Rodrigo Muniz is having a very different season compared to his previous two campaigns, scoring just one goal in 19 appearances in all competitions.

After signing a new contract and becoming a key attacking figure at Craven Cottage over the past few seasons, expectations were higher this time around. However, injuries and a lack of rhythm have disrupted his momentum, forcing the Brazilian to rebuild his form step by step.

Those struggles formed the backdrop for a recent interview espn brazilHeld just before Fulham’s trip to Anfield last Saturday. Muniz started that match, leading the line and later being substituted, as Fulham were defeated 2–0 at home.

Hurt struggles and searches for rhythm

Rodrigo Muniz opened up about the difficult times he has endured in recent months.

“The last six months were tough. I’ve been back for a month now. I don’t feel 100% yet. In the last two weeks without playing, they worked on me more with different training, and now I feel good.”

This is a huge difference from the 2024/25 season. Due to his excellent form, his name was added a lot One step towards Atalanta This could not happen last summer. And he knows that everyone misses his performance.

“I still hope to be the Rodrigo of last season. I think I have everything to be the same player again who scores goals.”

He also pointed to external factors that can affect performance levels.

“Not only Brazilians, but players everywhere feel better when it’s warm. When it’s cold, it’s no excuse, but it’s a little harder.”

Studying the forwards and improving my game.

Rodrigo Muniz revealed he is still studying other forward players closely, especially Ollie Watkins.

“He’s a player that catches my attention. I watch videos because of his movement. He can come in short and attack space. That’s what I need to do. He makes movements that confuse defenders. Because of that and the goals he’s scored, he really stands out.”

However, he also admitted that his game needs to be adapted depending on the opponent.

“I think Marco Silva prepares the team very well for each week. There are games where I have to drop deeper, others where I have to push the defense back more. It depends on the match.”

Teammates, Brazil relations and dressing room life

Rodrigo Muniz also spoke emotionally about former teammate Andreas Pereira.

“He is someone I will have like a brother for the rest of my life. I miss him every day. For the last three years he was here, helping me. The club also misses him because he was one of the captains and brought good things on and off the field.”

He also shared a lighter moment about his time in England, which included watching the match from the stands while injured.

“I asked the club if I could watch, but there was no room in the boxes. They said there was a place with fans. I said OK and went there. It was a great experience.”

He remembered hearing his mantra.

“When I arrived, the fans were already singing my song. I thought, ‘This is amazing’.”

Future ambitions and goals of Fulham

Looking at the bigger picture, Muniz made it clear that Fulham still have ambitions for the final stages of the season.

“Marco Silva is very ambitious. In the meetings, he makes clear that we can reach Europe, but we need results. We have seven finals left and must treat them like finals. We have everything to do it because our season is going well.”

His motivation on a personal level is equally clear.

“Playing in Europe has been a dream since I was a kid. I’ve been here for a long time, from the Championship to the Premier League, and it will be very special.”

Ultimately, the defeat at Anfield underlined the challenge ahead for him. He is back on the field, but still searching for his best form.

The final weeks of the season will now be crucial for Fulham’s ambitions and Muniz’s attempt to prove last season was not a one-off.

Tottenham Hotspur’s Joao Palinha established himself in the Premier League during his standout displays at Fulham, Where he became one of the competition’s most reliable defensive midfielders.

The Portuguese international arrived from Sporting in 2022 and quickly became a cornerstone of Marco Silva’s team. Over two seasons, he made approximately 80 appearances and scored eight goals. Yet his real impact came through his defensive output.

Palhinha led the Premier League for tackles in both the 2022/23 and 2023/24 campaigns. He recorded 147 in his first season and followed that up with 152 the following year. Few midfielders could match that level of consistency.

In addition, he regularly contributed nearly two interceptions per game and ranked among the league’s most active players for ball recoveries.

These numbers help to explain why Fulham were able to compete so effectively in midfield. They also provide a reference to a player who adapted quickly to the demands of English football.

Fulham’s success is no accident

That effect did not happen automatically. The Tottenham player is clear that Marco Silva played a central role in leading to those performances.

“He was very important to me. He helped me a lot from day one,” He said During the Jogo Pelo Jogo Podcast in Portugal.

Tottenham players repeatedly point to Silva’s communication and clarity as decisive factors. From the beginning he seemed to understand what was required.

“He always gave me confidence and explained clearly what he wanted from me.”

That confidence translated into consistency on the pitch. Palhinha highlights how clarity from the bench simplifies decision-making during the game.

“When you have that clarity, everything becomes easier on the pitch.”

There is also a deep sense of personal connection in the way he talks about the Fulham manager. This relationship extended beyond tactical instructions and helped him settle quickly into a new league.

Other managers and influence

João Palinha’s development has also been shaped by several other coaches, particularly during his time in Portugal.

He singled out Ruben Amorim as another major influence. The midfielder praises both his communication and his ability to manage players.

“His communication was top-notch. He’s a very quality coach.”

He also leaves no doubt about Amorim’s future prospects. “I’m sure he’ll be successful anywhere”He said.

Elsewhere, Palhinha has made reference to his experiences under Thomas Tuchel and Vincent Kompany. His comments there are wide-ranging, focusing on the adoption of various strategic ideas and demands.

“Each coach has different demands, and you need to adapt.”

José Mourinho is mentioned more briefly, mainly in relation to media exposure rather than daily coaching work.

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It is worth noting that Joao Palinha does not mention former Spurs manager Thomas Frank in these reflections. That says a lot about their North London spell so far, especially under the Danish coach.

Even though he is a regular starter when available, the Portuguese midfielder still cannot compare his current form to the form he showed at Fulham.

These comments provide useful information about the conditions that previously allowed Palhinha to perform at his best.

His time at Craven Cottage showed how effective he could be when he felt trusted and clearly directed. Replicating those elements could be vital if Spurs want to see the same level of consistency in north London.

週六，讓·席爾瓦 (Jean Silva) 在 UFC 324 的主牌揭幕戰中擊敗了阿諾德·艾倫 (Arnold Allen)。

兩位羽量級選手在三輪比賽中展開了交戰，這讓雙方都很高興 拉斯維加斯 T-Mobile Arena 的人群。

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作為與 Paramount+ 達成的新轉播協議的一部分，艾倫對席爾瓦拉開了歷史上第一張 UFC 主卡的序幕。

這場比賽確實不負眾望，兩人在這場15分鐘的激烈角逐中都取得了勝利，這讓評委們摸不著頭腦。

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賽后與喬·羅根交談時，席爾瓦稱讚艾倫的表現。

UFC 324：結果

初卡

• 奧馬爾·努爾馬戈梅多夫 Def.戴夫森·菲格雷多 (Deiveson Figueiredo) 一致決定
• 阿特巴·戈蒂埃 Def.安德烈·普利亞耶夫 (Andrey Pulyaev) 一致決定
• 尼基塔·克雷洛夫（Nikita Krylov）莫德斯塔斯·布考斯卡斯第三輪KO
• 亞歷克斯·佩雷斯（Alex Perez）查爾斯·約翰遜首輪KO
• 喬什·霍基特（Josh Hokit）丹澤爾·弗里曼首輪KO
• 泰·米勒 (Ty Miller)亞當·福吉特首輪KO

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“我喜歡這件事——我喜歡呆在這裡，”他說。

巴西人表示，與艾倫對抗很難，他將艾倫視為自己的偶像和敬佩的人。

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