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Benfica Considers the Process of Centralization "Anachronic and Outdated"

The vice-president of the board of directors of Benfica SAD and the club, Nuno Catarino, said on Monday that the process of centralizing the audiovisual rights of Portuguese football "has flaws, is anachronistic and is inadequate".

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Nuno Catarino, vice-president of the SAD of Benfica, once again criticized the process of centralization of the television rights of the I League, scheduled to enter into force at the time 2028/29. We think that this centralization project has some flaws, it is anachronistic, it is inadequate, regretted the incarnated leader in interview to the channel of the club

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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Second consecutive positive annual exercise, increase in assets and liabilities, more Matchday revenues and audiovisual rights, a slight increase in operational expenses. Benfica SAD was the first company among the greats to present the final results of the 2025/26 exercise, in a season that ended only with the victory in Supertaça, arrived at the Champions playoff and a third place in the Championship that ended up leaving the team in the secon…

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Benfica does not disarm in the war of television rights and says the proposed model is inadequate

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The vice-president of the board of directors of Benfica SAD and the club, Nuno Catarino, said on Monday that the process of centralizing the audiovisual rights of Portuguese football "has flaws, is anachronistic and is inadequate".

·Portugal
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Sapo broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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