The brakeman reached an understanding with Hapoel Tel Aviv and will receive one salary plus extras • The Reds wanted to get Hanan Maman and were refused and will have to settle for 19-year-old youth team striker Zeid Conver, who will do the opposite • Grain farewell to Hapoel Tel Aviv fans on Instagram: "Heavy decision, you deserve more"

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  Alan Shiver

After many difficulties, Uriel Degani completed his move to Betar Jerusalem. The brakeman reached an understanding with Hapoel Tel Aviv regarding the two salaries that the Reds did not pay him and will receive one salary plus extras, in order to end the saga and move to his new team.

Degani officially signed with Betar Jerusalem for three seasons. The Reds wanted to accept Hanan Maman and were refused and will have to settle for 19-year-old youth team striker Zeid Conver, who will do the opposite and move on to play under Nir Klinger.

As you may recall, Betar announced a few days ago that the brakeman had signed for three seasons, but then the Hapoel management announced that it would not release him if he did not give up his June and July salaries, but in the end a solution was found and Uriel Degani will wear yellow and black this season. 

"I made a heavy decision, you deserve more"

After matters with Hapoel Tel Aviv were settled, Degani wrote a farewell post to Hapoel Tel Aviv fans on Instagram, in which he explained his decision: "I have a request, breathe before you read everything, before you back them up automatically. This is the hardest post I have written here, I A moment before a new challenge and instead of just feeling good, the heart hurts. Dear fans, you have always been important and top priority for me. We went through everything together, even in the second league we were. For me, being a captain is not a movie, it's leadership, it's a responsibility and especially a mission for The club and for the fans. "

Degani attacked the Hapoel management and added: "I made a heavy and difficult decision and I owe it to you fans this explanation, not to anyone else. In all honesty - I just got tired. I was exhausted from wars over and over again - once it was expulsion, once arbitration, and now it's two months "On the professional side, I was good at Hapoel, I felt valued and in return I gave my all at a price that not every player would take."

To sum up, the brake wrote: "The last period was the straw that broke my and my family's back. I was willing to cut, and a lot! But on the other hand they did not want to commit to anything and by no means showed me the way out. It turns out that wars do happen in the summer. "Can a person fight when all odds are against him? I take this opportunity to once again say a million thanks to the fans who supported, cheered, encouraged and appreciated my fighting on the grass. The period with you will remain etched in my heart forever. You deserve more."