Beitar Jerusalem is interested in Aviel Zargari's transfer to Maccabi Haifa being cancelled
The deal between the clubs was signed, but the player did not sign and Abramov prefers that he stay in the capital.
The approval from FIFA to share the new players has not yet been received
Ofir Saar
08/18/2022
Thursday, August 18, 2022, 06:38
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Summary: Hapoel Tel Aviv - Beitar Jerusalem 1:2 (Sport1)
Beitar Jerusalem are interested in canceling the deal to transfer Aviel Zargari to Maccabi Haifa in exchange for the debt on Jordan Shua, with the goal that the relationship will continue with the club in the coming years.
In fact, despite the agreement signed between the clubs before the arrival of the new owner Barak Abramov, Zargari himself has not yet signed a contract with Maccabi Haifa and in the This is awaiting the final decision of the clubs, when officials at the club said: "It must end in the coming days, this situation does not give the player peace".
Beitar Jerusalem player Aviel Zargari (photo: Barney Ardov)
Beitar hope to receive final approval from FIFA today (Thursday) to transfer the new players who joined this summer under control and play on Saturday against Maccabi Netanya, when the long-awaited approval should arrive by this evening, otherwise Yossi Abouxis will be in a very big problem in the opening round of the season in the Premier League (Saturday) , 20:00, Sport3).
At this stage, Beitar is looking for a foreign player for the front, a winger who can also play as a striker, as well as a defender and a midfielder, when Barak Abramov is ready to increase the budget for one significant player that will reach up to 180 thousand euros. There are still gaps with Amit Cohen.
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