90min reports on Victor Lindelof's potential move back to Benfica as he becomes a free agent this summer. Victor Lindelof, who has been struggling for game time at Manchester United under manager Ruben Amorim, is linked with a move back to Benfica as he becomes a free agent this summer. Lindelof has expressed a need for more minutes and has been overshadowed by other defenders at United. Benfica, his former club, is reportedly interested in re-signing him on a free transfer.

According to A Bola, Victor Lindelof has shown an openness to the idea of returning to Benfica, the club where he played prior to his tenure with Manchester United. The Swedish international central defender, currently at Manchester United, indicated his willingness to consider a return to Benfica, highlighting that the club holds significant meaning to him and is one he is fond of. However, he noted that any decision regarding this potential move would involve discussions with his family to determine what would be best for them and his football career. Lindelof has not ruled out the possibility of such a return.

Victor Lindelof has held initial talks over a return to his former side Benfica. Premier League interest in the Swede is also developing.

Victor Lindelöf is expected to leave Manchester United at the end of the season when his contract expires. Manchester United has not engaged in discussions for a contract renewal. Benfica wishes to re-sign the Swedish central defender as a priority to replace Nicolas Otamendi, who is leaving. Lindelöf has played 270 matches for Manchester United but has started only four matches this season due to injuries.