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Palhinha and Rodrigo Mora Deals: "Sporting would never pay what Benfica paid"

Now28 August 2026 at 20:40

The deals involving Palhinha and Rodrigo Mora were subject to comparison between the two major clubs in Lisbon. Sporting would never pay the value that Benfica paid in these transfers, according to the perspective presented in the article.

André Villas-Boas played a relevant role at the level of institutional reactions regarding the transfer process. His intervention was highlighted as significant for the unfolding of events.

The footballer's lawyer also played a crucial role in resolving the process, having intervened in a determining way for the outcome of the transfer.

The article focuses essentially on the differences in approach between the two rival Portuguese clubs regarding these market operations.

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