Florentino makes loan move to Burnley permanent from Benfica
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 12, 2026, 11:11 AM
Last updated Jun 12, 2026
Portuguese midfielder Florentino Luis has officially joined Burnley from Benfica on a permanent basis, following a successful loan spell. The transfer fee is undisclosed but was previously reported as £20.8 million, which was triggered due to his performances last season. Florentino made 33 appearances for Burnley, contributing two assists, and played a significant role in their Premier League campaign. He previously enjoyed loan spells at Monaco and Getafe and has been a part of Benfica's successes in the Primeira Liga and Taca da Liga. Burnley aims to leverage his experience as they prepare for the upcoming Championship season.
- •Florentino's loan was officially made permanent after last season.
- •He made 33 appearances and contributed two assists.
- •Previously played for Monaco and Getafe on loan.
- •Helped Benfica win the Primeira Liga in 2019 and 2023.
- •Burnley will rely on his experience in the Championship.
- 11:11 AMYahoo Sports — Florentino joins Burnley permanently from Benfica
"Portuguese midfielder Florentino Luis has officially made his loan move to Burnley from Benfica permanent for an undisclosed fee
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