Benfica has requested the immediate suspension of the process to centralize television rights, a move mandated by law. The club has also suspended its position on the management board of Liga Centralização and has sought meetings with the Portuguese government. Additionally, Benfica has called on the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF), Liga, and the Attorney General's Office (PGR) to investigate the involvement of former referees in executive roles within football organizations. This stance follows Benfica's formal disengagement from the centralization efforts, communicated by Rui Costa to Reinaldo Teixeira shortly after the Taça final. In response, the Liga has affirmed that the centralization of audiovisual rights will proceed as planned. Meanwhile, the government expects an agreement on the centralization process by the deadline. Separately, Sporting has established a new company aimed at enhancing revenue from its stadium and museum assets.