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Dor Peretz breaks his head
The connection tends to give up offers from Portugal, France and Russia, but Italy and Germany wink.
Those around him explain the dilemma: "It is not easy to give up the professional challenge, but also not the love from Maccabi Tel Aviv. It breaks not only the head, but also the heart."
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Yaniv Tuchman
Monday, 14 June 2021, 11:04 Updated: 11:15
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Dor Peretz's great doubts about his professional future continue. Relatives say this morning that the decision is very difficult for him and that he is seriously considering whether to accept Maccabi Tel Aviv's offer or go for the offers from Serie A and the Bundesliga. Peretz's entourage claim that he tends to give up offers from Russia from France and Portugal and that there is also one offer from Spain, but not high enough and from an unattractive group, so most of the options are from Germany and Italy. There is always an offer from Maccabi Tel Aviv that has significantly improved the contract and set it at an amount of around 450,000 euros net per season.
"A generation is really undecided," a source close to the contact described this morning.
"It's a really difficult decision for him and those who know him know how much he breaks his head and also his heart. The love he has from Maccabi Tel Aviv is not something that can be underestimated and of course the financial offer is very respectable. "This step is precisely the summer. Giving up the professional challenge now is also not something simple. Giving up the possibility of exploring its borders in Europe is also not something easy. A generation must ultimately decide for itself because it is he who will go abroad and have to live there."
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"A generation must ultimately decide on its own because it is the one who will go abroad and have to live there" (Photo: Reuters)
Meanwhile, financial negotiations continue with Eitan Tibi, who also ended his contract, but Maccabi Tel Aviv wants him to continue.
Most of the controversy relates to the second season.
Maccabi Tel Aviv is not ready to give the veteran brake a two-year contract and the contacts between the parties relate to the number of games in which Tibi must be joint next season in order for his contract to be renewed automatically and what the contract will be in the second season.
One way or another, the parties in talks when there is a very good chance that Tibi will continue at the club.
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