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Freddy Adu Wants Benfica Future Defined
The American youngster is in the Portuguese capital to resolve his future...
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Jul 29, 2009 4:06:00 PM
Freddy Adu is in talks with Benfica over his future. He signed for the Portuguese side from Real Salt Lake in the summer of 2007 and he has found it very hard to succeed in Europe.
After a first season in which he featured mainly as a substitute for Benfica, Adu was loaned out to Monaco, but he was unable to impose himself there either.
According to the footballer's Twitter, he is currently in Lisbon to sort his future, with reports indicating that he is not part of coach Jorge Jesus' plans.
Adu has been linked with another loan spell, this time in Holland, which could be settled after he meets with the Benfica board.
Luís Mira, Goal.com
After a first season in which he featured mainly as a substitute for Benfica, Adu was loaned out to Monaco, but he was unable to impose himself there either.
According to the footballer's Twitter, he is currently in Lisbon to sort his future, with reports indicating that he is not part of coach Jorge Jesus' plans.
Adu has been linked with another loan spell, this time in Holland, which could be settled after he meets with the Benfica board.
Luís Mira, Goal.com
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