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Official! Rui Costa guarantees over 100M income for Benfica without selling any player

Glorioso 1904 – Se é notícia do Benfica, está aqui15 September 2026 at 09:50

Benfica made official the renewal of the partnership with Adidas until 2033, in an agreement that represents an important financial boost for the club. The new contract will yield 120 million euros over the next six years, at a rate of 20 million per season.

The amount represents double the value of the previous contract and establishes a new record in Portugal regarding sports equipment contracts. Adidas remains as official supplier for Benfica's football teams and other sports sections.

The German brand also acquired the naming rights for the club's training center in Seixal. Thus, the current Benfica Campus will now be called Adidas Benfica Campus, further reinforcing the multinational's presence in the club's structure.

The renewal was reported by newspaper Record and comes after about a year of negotiations between the two parties.

Why this matters

Benfica achieves a financial income of 120 million euros without selling players, which represents a significant improvement in the club's accounts. The renewal doubles the previous amount and establishes a new national record, allowing the club to reinforce its financial stability. This amount can be decisive in maintaining sporting competitiveness and avoiding forced sales of assets.

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