Maccabi Tel Aviv's message, Gloch's goals and Goldhar's promise
The day after the signing of the new contract in question, the club is happy with the lesson to be learned from the case.
The player is refocusing his goals for this season, and what else has the landlord promised ahead of the future sale?
Yaniv Tuchman
10/28/2022
Friday, October 28, 2022, 08:07
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Great satisfaction at Maccabi Tel Aviv after yesterday (Thursday) the negotiations with Oskar Gloch were completed, and in the afternoon the midfielder signed his new contract in Kiryat Shalom until the summer of 2025. Gloch arrived at 1:00 PM for a meeting at the club's offices with his father Maxim and his agent, the lawyer Shahar Greenberg .
From the side of Maccabi Tel Aviv, they were welcomed by the director of the football department Barak Itzhaki, the club's CEO Sharon Tamm and the lawyer Yael Margalit. The team's owners Mitch Goldhar and his representative Jack Angalidis later congratulated the finalization, and were satisfied that Gloch extended the contract with Maccabi Tel Aviv until the end of the 2024/25 season.
An official at Maccabi Tel Aviv said last night: "This move is a very important strategic step for the club. In addition to Oscar remaining in the team and the fact that Maccabi Tel Aviv will receive a handsome sum for his sale in the future, this is a step that sets an example for every young player who grows up here and sees how a player who receives a lot from the club should behave And knows how to appreciate thanks. Going in a year and two months without leaving a mark, was not a good move for Maccabi Tel Aviv and for Oscar."
Both parties left satisfied.
Glouch after the signing, with his father Maxim and his agent (photo: official website, Maccabi Tel Aviv)
The players in the team were also very pleased with the move.
Gloch was received very warmly in training this afternoon.
"Obviously he can help us win titles. Maccabi Tel Aviv has not had such a dominant player at such a young age for a long time," said one of his teammates.
Gluch said last night on the Yellow Pages' official website: "Maccabi Tel Aviv believes in me and the onus is on me to prove it. I expect myself to improve every day, in every training session and in every game. At Maccabi Tel Aviv they teach to win all the titles and that is the goal. Players with a lot of experience play with me, and every day they They teach and direct me. The players want the best for me. It's good to have such players in the dressing room with me. There is still a lot of work to achieve the goals we have set for ourselves."
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His approach convinced the family.
Goldhar (Photo: Ariel Shalom)
Beyond the disclosure of the fact that 25 football clubs in Europe are listed in Gloch's contract, to which Maccabi Tel Aviv would be willing to transfer the relationship for an amount lower than his release clause, which is 7 million euros, another key thing that led to warmth between the parties and a rapprochement, was the promise that even if you reach Maccabi Tel Aviv two offers at the same time, one of which will be significantly higher than the other, the club will not force Gloch to move to a place where he does not want to play and will not insist that he go to a team that will pay the yellows more, if the young star would prefer to go to a team that is willing to pay less.
All along, Goldhar made Gloch and his family feel that he wanted the player's best interests no less than the family wanted it, and that he would like to help Gloch move to a team that would improve his chances of progressing and developing.
Now, after the big festival surrounding Gloch's new contract is fading, Maccabi Tel Aviv hope to come focused and ready for the away game against Hapoel Beer Sheva on Monday at Turner (8:30 p.m.).
Vladan Ivic's team often records excellent results in Bloomfield, but away from home they have lost five points this season and the messages the coach is already sending to his players refer to the fact that they need to raise their level away from home as well.
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