Juventus enter the race for Greek bomber

Vangelis Pavlidis has made an exceptional start to the season, with the Greek striker quickly establishing himself as one of Benfica’s most important attacking players.

The 27-year-old has scored 14 goals and provided three assists across his first 13 appearances for the Portuguese club, underlining his impressive contribution in front of goal.

Strong Start Keeps Pavlidis on Transfer Radar

Pavlidis’ impressive numbers come after a summer in which his future was the subject of considerable speculation.

His name was reportedly linked with several prominent European clubs, including Juventus and Barcelona, but Benfica ultimately decided against allowing the forward to leave.

The decision has so far been rewarded, with Pavlidis continuing to find the net at the Estadio da Luz. Despite remaining an important part of Benfica’s plans, however, uncertainty surrounding his long-term future has not completely disappeared.

According to transfer reporter Ekrem Konur, several clubs continue to monitor Pavlidis and could consider making a move for him in upcoming transfer windows.

The striker is currently under contract with Benfica until June 2029, giving the Portuguese side a strong position when it comes to negotiations.

Pavlidis also has a €100 million release clause included in his contract. That figure could prove significant should his current form continue to attract interest from across Europe.

Several Premier League clubs are reportedly keeping the Greek international on their radar, while Juventus and Fenerbahce are also among the sides that could explore a potential deal in the future.

For now, Pavlidis remains focused on delivering goals for Benfica. With his contract running for several more seasons and his performances attracting renewed attention, the coming transfer windows could determine whether his remarkable rise in Lisbon eventually leads to another major move.

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