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Benfica Paradigm: "Changed quite a bit from one season to the next"

Now5 September 2026 at 16:40

José Manuel Freitas analyzed the transformation of Benfica between seasons, stating that the club changed "quite a bit from one season to the next." The commentator identified several factors that contributed to this significant change in the red-and-white team's performance.

Benfica's new signings played a fundamental role in this evolution, having been highlighted by Freitas as one of the main reasons for the performance difference between the two seasons. The investment made in strengthening the squad showed practical results on the pitch.

The work developed by coach Marco Silva was also pointed out as essential for this paradigm shift. The coach managed to implement his ideas and extract the best from the players at his disposal.

Freitas also highlighted the offensive playing style adopted by the red-and-white team, characterizing the team as a formation that favors attack and that presents more attractive and dynamic football compared to the previous season.

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