Beitar Jerusalem Pursues Itay Ben Hamo in Trade Deal with Maccabi Tel Aviv
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Beitar Jerusalem is negotiating a trade with Maccabi Tel Aviv involving Ori Azou, Adi Yona, and potentially Itay Ben Hamo, while also advancing a deal to sign Alexis Serna from Independiente Medellín.
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- Beitar Jerusalem is negotiating a trade with Maccabi Tel Aviv involving Ori Azou and Adi Yona.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv may add another player to reduce the cash component of the trade.
- Beitar wants to acquire winger Itay Ben Hamo to compete for a starting spot.
- Ori Dahan is unlikely to continue with Beitar Jerusalem.
- Beitar is close to finalizing a loan and purchase option for Alexis Serna from Independiente Medellín.
- The club is preparing for its first Premier League match against Maccabi Netanya.
Beitar Jerusalem is actively negotiating a trade deal with Maccabi Tel Aviv ahead of their first Israeli Premier League match of the season against Maccabi Netanya. The deal is expected to bring winger Ori Azou to Beitar along with a significant cash sum, while Adi Yona, recently cleared to play, will move to Maccabi Tel Aviv. Maccabi Tel Aviv may also include an additional player to reduce the cash amount involved in the trade.
Beitar is particularly interested in acquiring Itay Ben Hamo, who would compete for a starting position alongside Brian Carvalho and Luka Gadrani. Meanwhile, Ori Dahan is not expected to remain with Beitar.
In parallel, Beitar is working to finalize the loan and purchase option terms for Colombian player Alexis Serna with his current club, Independiente Medellín, having narrowed the financial gaps. The club aims to complete Serna's transfer soon as part of their ongoing efforts to strengthen the squad.
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