Beitar Jerusalem Extends Luka Gadrani's Contract with Significant Pay Raise
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Beitar Jerusalem has extended Luka Gadrani's contract with a 50% salary increase and plans similar upgrades for Brian Crabbe. The club is also negotiating a loan deal for Alexis Serna with Medellín, with financial terms still under discussion.
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- Beitar Jerusalem extends Luka Gadrani's contract for three years with a 50% salary increase.
- Gadrani joined last summer from Kazakhstan's Altai for 100,000 euros.
- Brian Crabbe is set for a three-year contract with a 60% pay raise.
- Beitar negotiates Alexis Serna's loan from Medellín amid price disagreements.
- Serna's loan fee and purchase option prices remain points of contention.
- Club aims to complete Serna's deal in the coming days.
Beitar Jerusalem CEO Kfir Edri has finalized a contract extension and salary upgrade for Georgian defender Luka Gadrani. Gadrani, who joined the club last summer from Kazakhstan's Altai for 100,000 euros, was initially signed for two more years at 250,000 euros per season. Recognizing his importance, the club offered him a new three-year deal with a salary increase to 380,000 euros annually, a roughly 50% raise. Beitar views Gadrani as a key player for both the present and future, prompting the long-term commitment.
Similarly, Colombian defender Brian Crabbe is expected to sign a new three-year contract with a substantial salary boost from 220,000 to 350,000 euros per season, an increase of about 60%. Meanwhile, Beitar continues negotiations with Medellín regarding 26-year-old midfielder Alexis Serna. Beitar's owner Barak Abramov is willing to pay 100,000 euros for Serna's loan, but Medellín demands 250,000 euros. There is also a gap in the purchase option price, with Beitar offering 500,000 euros and Medellín asking for 800,000 euros. Talks are ongoing to finalize the deal in the coming days.
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