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Marco Silva leaves doors open for Ríos and Ivanovic: "Nothing is closed"

Maisfutebol4 September 2026 at 14:23

Marco Silva, Benfica's coach, spoke about the situation of players Ríos and Ivanovic, guaranteeing that both remain club players. The coach left the door open for a possible return of the two footballers after their loans.

The Colombian Ríos and the Serbian Ivanovic are currently on loan, but Marco Silva assured that nothing is closed regarding the future of these players. The Eagles' coach admitted that both could represent Benfica in the future.

Marco Silva's statements come at a time when there was speculation about the destiny of the two players. The coach showed openness regarding the possibility of integrating them again into the first team.

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