Juventus and AC Milan Eye €100m Move for Benfica Striker Vangelis Pavlidis

Juventus and AC Milan are reportedly monitoring Benfica striker Vangelis Pavlidis as the two Serie A giants consider a potential move for the Greek international.

According to CalcioMercato.it, both Italian clubs have emerged as possible suitors for the 27-year-old, whose performances for Benfica have attracted growing attention across Europe. Barcelona have also been linked with the forward in recent reports.

Pavlidis has made an impressive start to the season, scoring eight goals in eight appearances for Benfica before the international break. His form has also strengthened his profile with the Greek national team.

However, signing the striker would represent a major financial commitment. Pavlidis is under contract with Benfica until 2029, and the Portuguese club are reportedly valuing him at around €100 million, matching the figure associated with his release clause.

Benfica moved quickly to secure their long-term position with the forward, putting the club in a strong position should interest turn into concrete offers.

For now, Juventus and AC Milan are reportedly assessing the possibility of a deal, with no official bid or agreement confirmed. Any potential transfer would depend on negotiations with Benfica and Pavlidis’s own decision.

Source: CalcioMercato.it