Franco-Cameroonian centre-back Enzo Boyomo of CA Osasuna is being linked with a summer switch to Portuguese giants Benfica, with the 24-year-old defender’s future in La Liga now subject to growing speculation.
Data from Transfermarkt lists Boyomo’s current market value at €15.00m, a figure that is expected to frame any negotiations should Benfica decide to formalise their interest. The move is currently rated with an unspecified probability (“?”), underlining that talks are at the rumour stage and no agreement has been reached between the clubs.
Boyomo, born in Toulouse on 7 October 2001 and eligible for both Cameroon and France, has developed into a physically imposing defender at 1.84m, operating primarily as a right-footed centre-back. He wears the No 22 shirt for Osasuna and is part of a squad competing in Spain’s LaLiga, with his contract situation not publicly disclosed, leaving open the prospect he could run down his deal and leave as a free agent in a future window.
The Osasuna defender has been a regular feature in Spain this season, with his performances in the top flight drawing wider attention. In his most recent outing, a LaLiga fixture for Osasuna (latest available game data prior to the rumour’s 22 June 2026 listing), Boyomo again featured at the heart of defence, contributing to a disciplined back-line display despite the final scoreline not being enough to secure victory for his side.
Having come through his development in European football and now tested at LaLiga level, a switch to Benfica – and regular European competition – would mark a significant next step. If the move materialises, it could reshape Boyomo’s trajectory from promising Osasuna defender to a central figure in one of Portugal’s most high-profile back fours, enhancing both his reputation and long-term market value.
