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Average salary at Benfica of 185 employees is 40 thousand euros
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Average salary at Benfica of 185 employees is 40 thousand euros

Record12 September 2026 at 09:43

Benfica has 185 employees, according to Correio da Manhã. The average salary of these workers is 40 thousand euros annually.

Among the club's employees are the workers of "support to sporting activity," who recently benefited from a 9.6% salary increase in their earnings.

This information was reported by the newspaper Correio da Manhã, which revealed data on the club's personnel structure and salary conditions.

Why this matters

This information is relevant for readers in Portugal, particularly Benfica supporters and sports investors, as it reveals the club's human resources policy and cost structure. The significant 9.6% increase for employees linked to sports support may indicate a commitment to valuing the professionals who ensure the operational functioning of the Lisbon club's sporting activity.

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