Peritza was sold to Liege and apologized to Maccabi Tel Aviv: "I feel ashamed of my behavior"

The yellows concluded with Standard the sale deal worth 900 thousand euros, the striker admitted: "I behaved disrespectfully, I was in a panic and I did not act honestly"

Yaniv Tuchman

02/09/2022

Friday, September 02, 2022, 18:29 Updated: 18:32

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Summary: Hapoel Hadera - Maccabi Tel Aviv 6:0 (Sport1)

Maccabi Tel Aviv announced this evening (Friday) that it has reached an agreement on the sale of Stipa Fritza to Standard Liege.

As a reminder, according to the team, the Croatian striker took off on his own accord to Belgium, but now the deal has been closed and Peretz got what he wanted.

Maccabi Tel Aviv, for its part, received about 900 thousand euros and 35 percent of a future sale.

According to reports in Belgium earlier today, the conclusion came after Maccabi Tel Aviv agreed to reduce its demands.

In Belgium they explained that apart from the decline in his status in the yellows and the fear of not getting enough minutes in the absence of a European framework, Fritza also left Israel for family reasons.

In Belgium, they claim, he will be able to reunite with his family and his daughter who was born a few weeks ago.

The family did not stay with him in Israel, but will now move to live with him.

"I want to express my sincere apologies to everyone at Maccabi Tel Aviv for my behavior in recent days," the striker wrote on his Instagram account.

"What I did was wrong, I know I disappointed many people and I behaved disrespectfully towards Maccabi, the owners, the management, the training staff, my teammates and the fans. The last week was one of the hardest in my career, usually I act like a professional but what happened in the last few days was not Professional behavior for me.

"A few days ago, I became the father of a baby girl, which only increased the pressure.

I panicked and did something very extreme and emotional without thinking about the consequences.

I feel ashamed of my behavior, I was not honest with the club about my intentions.

There are no excuses, and I can only apologize from the bottom of my heart.

I am grateful for the opportunity at Maccabi Tel Aviv and want to thank everyone and wish the club success."

End of the Road.

Burglary (photo: Danny Maron)

In this way, Maccabi Tel Aviv freed up another foreigner's slot, after the release of Brendley Kovas, and it should be strengthened by at least two players.

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