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The Danil Lesvoi deal for Maccabi Haifa is in a positive direction.
Today (Tuesday) an agreement in principle was given from Dynamo Moscow to the direction of the midfielder in the loan deal, so that at the end of the season the parties can re-discuss the issue and find a solution for transferring the funds so that he can complete his move to the Greens in a long-term deal.
In light of the new development, Maccabi Haifa will now conduct a quick dialogue with the Russians to close the deal.
The official who was privy to the details said: "Until it is signed then nothing is closed, we have learned this many times in this deal, but the consent of the Russians certainly advances us a lot."
As I recall, Sovoy was in Israel for the past few weeks, but at the beginning of the week he took off for a private vacation due to the delay in the deal and he hopes to return to Israel and sign with the team.
The transaction is in a positive direction.
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If the deal closes and he completes his move, Maccabi Haifa is preparing for two options: one is that Suvoy will register as a foreigner, and this is in light of the fact that Charon Sherry has left and the team has room to register another foreign player in any case.
However, there is also the second possibility, which is also already being worked on in the club, and an appeal will be made to the Supreme Court of the association with a request to approve the sharing of the connection on an Israeli standard, assuming that he will sign, this after all the documents he submitted prove that he is entitled to receive citizenship.
Among other things, he attached evidence that his wife grew up in Bat Yam and that her mother holds an Israeli passport.
Maccabi Haifa estimates that he will be able to play according to the Israeli standard, but does not rule out the possibility that he will join as a foreign player until the naturalization process is completed.
As a reminder, Daniel Sondgren and Eric Shuranov were registered as Israelis even though in practice to this day they do not hold Israeli citizenship.
The two submitted documents proving that they are entitled to receive citizenship from the state as well as documents that they applied to the army to offer their services and enlist.
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