David Luiz must end his career at Benfica according to club legend Nuno Gomes
- David Luiz has been urged to return to Benfica and probably retire there
- Former team-mate Nuno Gomes has sent a huge message to the Brazilian defender
- Luiz began his professional career at Benfica where he stayed four seasons before he moved
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Former Benfica star Nuno Gomes has stated that Arsenal defender David Luiz must return to the Portuguese club to end his career there.
It has been rumored that the one-time Chelsea defender and currently a key player on the Gunners squad Luiz will be returning to Portuguese outfit Benfica where he made remarkable contributions to the team under Nuno Gomes.
At the age of 33, the defender has made a name for himself already as his journey with Benfica began in 2007 where he played for four seasons before joining the English side Chelsea in 2011 for a contract of about £21.5million.
The defender moved across London to Premier League rivals Arsenal in the summer of 2019 after re-joining the Chelsea team from PSG.
He was vital in the game between his present team Arsenal and his old club during the Europa league tie on Thursday night.
David Luiz has indicated interest in returning to his former club in the process of rounding up his career on the pitch.
Nuno Gomes told GOAL:
“He struggled a little bit to leave because he was doing very well and was very well settled here. But the offer that he received he couldn't refuse.
“But he always said that one day he wanted to return. I don't know if it will be possible or not, but I would love it to happen.”
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Paul Pogba will not be available for Manchester United when they visit Chelsea at Stamford Bridge this weekend.
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The Frenchman has been on the sidelines since the start of this month after picking up a thigh injury during their 3-3 draw against Everton.
He has since then missed five of the Red Devils fixtures including their rounds of 32 Europa League encounters with Spanish League side Real Sociedad.
However, his expected time of return has now been pushed further back following the relapse he suffered during recovery.
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