Coaches Drapich and Barda are not enthusiastic about the attempts of owner Moshe Hogg to add the Maccabi Haifa player, and prefer to sign a foreign striker • Currently: Significant gaps between the parties
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Will the Shoa deal cause an explosion?
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Oren Ben Hakon
Will the attempts of the owners of Betar Jerusalem, Moshe Hogg, to add striker Yarden Shua, lead to an explosion in front of coaches Slobodan Drapich and Shai Barda? Foreign striker.
Yesterday, a tripartite conversation took place between Hogg, Yaakov Shachar, and Barak Abramov, whose team Bnei Yehuda holds forty percent of Shua's player card.
At this stage, there are large gaps between the parties, while the Jerusalemites are willing to upgrade the offer of 700,000 euros to a higher amount, but in exchange for more percentages, something that Haifa and Bnei Yehuda are not willing to agree to.
On top of that, there are very large gaps also in the salary that a celebrant is willing to pay for the oath and the player’s demands.
In the green ranks, the striker is around $ 220,000 per season, an amount that Betar is not willing to pay but about $ 120,000, so this is a very large difference.
In order for the deal to go through, all parties will have to compromise and at the moment it still seems a bit far-fetched, but in the same breath it also depends on the desire of the celebrant to sign the player.
