Anger at Hapoel Tel Aviv: "We want Ozbolt but we will not beg"

Great frustration with the Reds from the fact that the deal has not yet been signed: "The gap is less than ten thousand dollars but it is in principle, every day something different happens, we do not make fun of ourselves"

Ophir Saar

08/07/2022

Friday, 08 July 2022, 06:57 Updated: 07:07

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Hapoel Tel Aviv are disappointed with the stuck negotiations regarding the acquisition of Alan Ozbolt, when the club cut off contact yesterday (Thursday) and we were upset about the way the player's Slovak agent is doing. The club said this morning: " "Other and the numbers change, we really want the player, it is no coincidence that we agreed to a purchase deal and a two-year contract for the player, the player also really wants to be here, we will not give up but we will not beg either."

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Strange conduct around the deal.

Ozbolt (Photo: Maor Elkelsi)

Hope he does not have to look for a replacement.

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The stalled negotiations also caused frustration among some of the fans, who sent angry messages to the owners. For their part, they went towards the player and Slovan Bratislava, and do not understand how things went wrong. Sources at the club explained: "It is already a matter of principle.

It's crossed a line.

It's not the money because the gaps are very small, less than ten thousand dollars.

We just will not make fun of ourselves. "

As of yesterday evening, the talks between the parties have come to a halt, but despite the bad blood generated, both Hapoel Tel Aviv and the player want a match and another attempt will be made to find a solution.

The club says: "There is no time to be offended or harmed, we should try again to close this deal, it is important for the club and also for the audience waiting for the player, they must not be disappointed."

Those who are tense from the situation are Omar Boxenbaum and Kobi Refuah, who were sure they already had a proven striker in hand and did not want to start looking for another striker instead.

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