Wolverhampton Wanderers’ right-back, Nélson Semedo, has spoken highly of a potential return to Benfica, citing the example of fellow Portuguese Gonçalo Guedes, who rejoined the team on loan from Wolves for the rest of the season. Semedo is keeping his options open and would welcome a move back to Benfica. He expressed his happiness at Guedes’ return to the club and his desire to do the same. He praised Benfica’s performance in the Champions League, describing it as a good campaign, and was glad to see the club living up to expectations in domestic competitions. Semedo also expressed his desire for the Benfica team to win titles this season, believing it is possible for them to reach the Champions League final if they take it one game at a time. Semedo reminisced about his time at Sporting when he was only given the opportunity to train with the team but ultimately ended up joining Benfica. Despite that experience, he spoke highly of his time at Sporting, labeling it as a positive and beneficial one. The Portuguese right-back has had an impressive career, having established himself as one of the top defenders in the game. He began his career with Sintrense and played for several other Portuguese clubs before making a move to Barcelona in 2017, where he spent three seasons before moving to Wolves in 2020. Semedo has maintained his form since moving to the English Premier League side and his experience could be a valuable asset to Benfica if the club were to make a move for him in the future. However, it remains to be seen whether or not the club will pursue the 29-year-old in the upcoming transfer windows. For now, both Semedo and Guedes are focusing on their respective clubs as they continue their campaigns this season. Fans of both players will be following closely as they aim to replicate their past successes and maintain their impressive forms.
