Roy Revivo Departs Maccabi Tel Aviv for Spanish Club Elche
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israeli footballer Roy Revivo has transferred from Maccabi Tel Aviv to Spanish club Elche for 2.5 million euros after a contract dispute. He has flown to Spain for medical tests and to finalize his four-year deal.
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- Roy Revivo joins Spanish club Elche from Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- The transfer fee is 2.5 million euros.
- Revivo signs a four-year contract worth 550,000 euros annually.
- The move follows a significant dispute with Maccabi Tel Aviv management.
- Elche is currently seeking its first league win of the season.
After a prolonged contract dispute with Maccabi Tel Aviv management, Roy Revivo has departed for Spain to sign with Elche. The transfer fee agreed upon between the clubs is reportedly 2.5 million euros, with Maccabi Tel Aviv set to receive the full amount. Revivo's final match for Maccabi Tel Aviv was the previous evening against Maccabi Haifa. He has flown to Spain to undergo medical examinations, with the deal expected to be finalized just before the European transfer window closes.
The defender, who agreed to personal terms with the Spanish club last month, is set to earn approximately 550,000 euros per season on a four-year contract. The transfer follows a significant rift between Revivo's family and Maccabi Tel Aviv management over the player's valuation. During the dispute, Revivo's camp removed him from a Europa League qualifying match against CSKA Sofia in protest of the club's demands.
Elche, meanwhile, is still seeking its first win in Spain's La Liga this season. The team has secured one point so far, from a 1-1 draw against Deportivo La Coruña in their opening match. In their most recent game, Elche lost 3-2 to Racing Santander, following an earlier 5-0 defeat to Barcelona.
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