Rafael Obrador returns to Benfica as Roma expresses interest
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 3, 2026, 4:25 AM
Last updated Jun 3, 2026
Rafael Obrador's loan spell with Torino has concluded, and he will return to Benfica after Torino opted not to buy him for €9 million. The left-back made an impression during his time in Serie A, prompting interest from AS Roma, who are seeking to strengthen their flanks. With key players potentially departing, including Kostas Tsimikas and Angeliño, Roma may pursue Obrador, though negotiations would need to occur with Benfica, who value the young player at around €5 million.
- •Obrador's loan with Torino has ended, returning to Benfica.
- •Torino declined the option to buy Obrador for €9 million.
- •AS Roma is monitoring Obrador to improve their left flank.
- •Negotiations with Benfica will be necessary for Roma to secure the player.
- •Obrador’s market value is estimated at around €5 million.
- 4:25 AMYahoo Sports — Obrador concludes Torino loan, Roma monitoring him
"Strengthening the flanks. This will be one of Tony D’Amico’s objectives during his summer in Rome. Among the players the Giallorossi are pursuing is Rafael Obrador, a left-back who played for Tori...
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