Watford still keen on Benfica winger Andre Carrillo on loan as Marco Silva looks to bolster Hornets squad further


WATFORD are still keen to sign Benfica winger Andre Carrillo.

Marco Silva wants a reunion with the Peru wideman having worked with Carrillo at old club Sporting Lisbon.

Benfica beat Vitoria Guimaraes in the Portuguese cup final to complete a sensational double
Benfica beat Vitoria Guimaraes in the Portuguese cup final to complete a sensational double
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Andre Carrillo won the Portuguese championship with Benfica last season
Andre Carrillo won the Portuguese championship with Benfica last season
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Carrillo’s arrival could see Moroccan flier Nordin Amrabat return to Spain with Deportivo La Coruna keen.

The 26-year-old netted twice during Benfica’s successful campaign as they won the Portuguese Liga title.

The club even beat Borussia Dortmund at home, before losing 4-0 to the German giants in the round of 16.

Carrillo has also scored twice for Peru in international football in 34 games.

Watford completed the signature of Chelsea midfielder Nathaniel Chalobah on a five-year deal on Friday.

Silva has already nabbed Tom Cleverley from Everton, Jorge Segura from Envigado, Will Hughes from Derby, Kiko Femenia from Alaves and Daniel Bachmann from Stoke this summer.

Andre Carrillo in action against England's Glen Johnson in 2014
Andre Carrillo in action against England’s Glen Johnson in 2014
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The signing could mean the end of Nordin Amrabat's Watford stint
The signing could mean the end of Nordin Amrabat’s Watford stint
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The Hornets managed to stay one place above the drop zone at the end of last season as they finished in 17th place, but a comfortable six points ahead of Hull in the end.

But Silva knows he will need to improve his squad with the Premier League’s clubs set to spend more money than ever this summer.


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