Balteksa signed in Vienna, Austria: "Makes the next big step in his career" - Walla! sport

2022-06-17T13:15:49.958Z

The brakeman who ended his contract with Maccabi Tel Aviv was introduced to his new team: "I am happy to be here, it is a big club with which I want to succeed in all settings"

Balteksa signs in Austria Vienna: "makes the next big step in his career"

The brakeman who ended his contract with Maccabi Tel Aviv was introduced to his new team: "I am happy to be here, it is a big club with which I want to succeed in all settings"

Yaniv Tuchman

17/06/2022

Friday, 17 June 2022, 15:26

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Matan Balteksa arrived in Austria earlier this week, successfully passed the medical tests and concluded in Vienna Vienna for the next three years, as we published in Walla!

Sports, but only today (Friday) the official announcement came from the Austrian luxury club and the player who ended his contract with Maccabi Tel Aviv became a Legionnaire.

Austria Vienna followed him for a long time and was very impressed with him, and therefore also agreed to sign him for three years in a contract estimated at 230,000 euros net per season, a deal completed through his agent Ronen Katsav.

Balteksa is destined to play in Austria Vienna as a brake, and not as a left-back as he sometimes played for Maccabi Tel Aviv.

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A big step.

Balteksa, his representatives and the people of Austria Vienna (Photo: Official Website)

Baltaxa, who hopes to qualify with Austria Vienna for the Europa League home stage and will certainly want to compete with her for all the titles in Austria, told the club's official website at the signing: "I am delighted to move to Austria, to a big club here, "I want to compete for the club in all three settings - in the league, in the cup and in Europe, and of course above all to help in the best way I can and be an important part of the team."

Balteksa, who came to Maccabi Tel Aviv from Hapoel Petah Tikva in the summer of 2017 and from the Yellows, went on loan at Hapoel Acre and Bnei Yehuda until he returned to Kiryat Shalom in 2019/20, was also praised by his new professional manager in Vienna, Manuel Ortalchner: "He was very good at Maccabi Tel Aviv and accumulated "International experience. He is a leftist who can help us in all defensive positions and we expect to see from him his strong qualities, tackles and forward moves that always create danger."