The all time leading goal scorers in Benfica history

As the season slowly closes in for the 2019/20 season, I take a look at Benfica's all time leading scorers in all competitions since the inception of the club in 1904.

Updated August 25, 2020

1.  Eusebio (1961-1975) Games Played: 440 Goals: 473
2.  Jose Aguas (1950-1963) Games Played: 383 Goals: 379
3.  Nene (1968-1986) Games Played: 575 Goals: 360
4.  Jose Torres (1959-1971) Games Played: 259 Goals: 226
5.  Arsenio (1943-1955) Games Played: 299 Goals: 220
6.  Rogerio Pippi (1942-1947) (1947-1954) Games Played: 320 Goals: 212
7.  Julinho (1942-1951) (1952-1953) Games Played: 200 Goals: 205
8.  Jose Augusto (1959-1970) Games Played: 369 Goals: 175
9.  Oscar Cardozo (2007-2014) Games Played: 293 Goals: 172
10.  Nuno Gomes (1997-2000) (2002-2011) Games Played: 398 Goals: 166
11.  Alfredo Valadas (1934-1944) Games Played: 264 Goals: 158
12.  Guilherme Santo (1936-1950) Games Played: 211 Goals: 152
13.  Jonas (2014-2019) Games Played: 183 Goals: 137
14.  Mario Coluna (1954-1970) Games Played: 525 Goals: 127
15.  Vitor Silva (1927-1936) Games Played: 132 Goals: 108
16.  Domiciano Cavem (1954-1970) Games Played: 416 Goals: 106
17.  Artur Jorge (1969-1975) Games Played: 130 Goals: 105
18.  Rui Aguas (1985-1988) (1990-1994) Games Played: 237 Goals: 104
19.  Rogerio Sousa (1932-1940) Games Played: 168 Goals: 100
20.  Francisco Rodrigues (1939-1942) Games Played: 88 Goals: 99



21.  Simao Sabrosa (2001-2007) Games Played: 230 Goals: 94
22.  Joao Pinto (1992-2000) Games Played: 302 Goals: 90
23.  Mats Magnussen (1987-1992) Games Played: 164 Goals: 84
24.  Diamantino (1978-1980) (1982-1990) Games Played: 302 Goals: 83
25.  Rui Jordao (1971-1976) Games Played: 127 Goals: 81
26.  Humberto Coelho (1968-1975) (1977-1984) Games Played: 498 Goals: 81
27.  Joaquim Santana (1956-1967) Games Played: 161 Goals: 79
28.  Pizzi (2014-Present) Games Played: 281 Goals: 75
29.  Michael Manniche (1983-1987) Games Played: 132 Goals: 75 
30.  Antonio Simoes (1961-1975) Games Played: 447 Goals: 72
31.  Isaias (1990-1995) Games Played: 178 Goals: 71
32.  Lima (2012-2015) Games Played: 144 Goals: 70
33.  Vitor Baptista (1971-1977) Games Played: 151 Goals: 63
34.  Eduardo Salvio (2010-2011) (2012-2019) Games Played: 266 Goals: 62
35.  Reinaldo Gomes (1978-1982) Games Played: 117 Goals: 59
36.  Carlos Manuel (1979-1988) Games Played: 318 Goals: 58
37.  Eduardo Corona (1946-1953) Games Played: 127 Goals: 57
38.  Mitroglou (2015-2017) Games Played: 88 Goals: 52
39.  Manuel Da Costa (1941-1945) Games Played: 74 Goals: 49
40.  Antonio Pacheco (1987-1993) Games Played: 218 Goals: 48

Andre Carrillo moving permanently to Al-Hilal

Andre Carrillo will become a permanent member of club Al-Hilal as the Saudi Arabian side gets set to acquire 70% of the players rights for €9.2M. Carrillo spent last season on loan with Al-Hilal where he appeared in 25 games across all competitions scoring four goals. Carrillo joined Benfica on a free transfer in the summer of 2016 from Sporting but has not appeared in a game with Benfica since May of 2017. Carrillo spent the 2017/18 season on loan at Watford before last seasons loan spell at Al-Hilal. Al-Hilal is said to be ready offer the Peruvian Carrillo a contract for four seasons.

Wolverhampton linked with Benfica defender Dias

Wolverhampton have been linked with Benfica defender Ruben Dias in the latest reports coming out of England. Dias has become one of the higher rated young central defenders in Europe and fits the mold of recent Wolves acquisitions, being young with a potential to increase in value. The clubs have started initial discussions about Dias who has a €66M release clause in his current contract and would join a squad that currently boasts six Portuguese players and a Portuguese manager. The 22 year old Dias is also a client of super agent Jorge Mendes who has brokered a number of deals in recent years with the Wolves. Benfica are said to be in no hurry to move on from Dias this season after their recent massive sale of forward Joao Felix.