Bruma has already agreed to terminate his contract with Benfica
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Bruma has already agreed to terminate his contract with Benfica

Record11 September 2026 at 23:15

Bruma has already agreed to terminate his contract with Benfica. The Portuguese winger, who was linked to the red-and-white club, reached an agreement to leave the Lisbon team.

Bruma will travel on Sunday to Greece, where he will sign for Aris. The Greek club will be his new destination in his career, marking a move to Greek football after his stint at Benfica.

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