'King of Chickens' values Benfica at 345 million euros
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'King of Chickens' values Benfica at 345 million euros

Correio da Manhã10 September 2026 at 01:30

José António dos Santos, known as the "King of Chickens," valued Benfica at 345 million euros. This valuation comes in the context of a possible transaction of his shareholder stake in the club.

José António dos Santos holds a 16.38% stake in Benfica. The businessman states that there are two to three investors interested in acquiring this shareholder position in the club.

This valuation of 345 million euros represents the value that the "King of Chickens" considers fair for the red club, and that will possibly be the basis for negotiations with potential buyers interested in his share of Benfica's share capital.

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