Bruma leaves Benfica and signs with Greeks from Aris Thessaloniki

SAPO14 September 2026 at 22:19

Portuguese international footballer Bruma left Benfica and signed a contract with Aris Thessaloniki, a Greek team. Bruma represented Benfica since January 2025, now closing this short stint at the Portuguese club.

This is not Bruma's first experience in Greek football. The player returns to Greece after having played for Olympiacos in the 2020/21 season, where he already knows the championship and the reality of football in that country.

With this transfer, Bruma joins Aris Thessaloniki to continue his professional career abroad, after representing Benfica for approximately one year.

Why this matters

This transfer is of interest to Portuguese readers who follow Benfica and national players abroad. Bruma's departure represents a change in the red squad, while the player returns to Greece for a new adventure in the Greek Super League, a league where he has already demonstrated quality previously.

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