Turkish club Fenerbahce is preparing a 50 million euro offer plus bonuses to sign Benfica striker Pavlidis after seeing a 40 million euro proposal rejected.
According to Turkish newspaper Fanatik, negotiations will be difficult because Benfica wants to keep the Greek attacker at all costs. The Portuguese club will only consider negotiating for an amount around 70 million euros.
Contract and Release Clause
Pavlidis remains under contract with Benfica until 2029. His agreement includes a release clause set at 100 million euros.
Despite Benfica signing Jhon Duran, manager Marco Silva considers the Greek attacker indispensable. Silva has requested that Benfica's board, known as the SAD, attempt to keep Pavlidis at all costs.
Potential Salary Increase
A move to Fenerbahce would offer significant financial incentives for the player. Moving to Turkish football would give Pavlidis the opportunity to triple his current salary.
