Roy Revivo Departs Maccabi Tel Aviv for Spanish Club Elche
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Israeli footballer Roy Revivo has transferred from Maccabi Tel Aviv to Spanish club Elche for 2.5 million euros. He is expected to sign a four-year contract after a period of tense negotiations.
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- Roy Revivo moves from Maccabi Tel Aviv to Elche.
- The transfer fee is 2.5 million euros.
- Revivo will sign a four-year contract.
- Negotiations were prolonged and included disputes.
- The move occurs before the European transfer deadline.
Israeli soccer player Roy Revivo has departed Maccabi Tel Aviv to sign with Spanish club Elche, following extensive negotiations and a dispute with the club's management. Revivo flew to Spain on Tuesday to undergo medical tests and finalize his contract, just one day before the European transfer window closes.
The transfer fee agreed upon between the clubs is 2.5 million euros. Revivo is expected to sign a four-season contract with Elche, earning approximately 550,000 euros per season. His last match for Maccabi Tel Aviv was likely the recent game against Maccabi Haifa.
The move comes after a tense period between Revivo and his representatives and Maccabi Tel Aviv's management, stemming from disagreements over financial terms and demands during the negotiations. At the height of the dispute, Revivo's camp expressed dissatisfaction with the handling of talks with Elche, and the player had previously announced he would not participate in a match against CSKA Sofia.
With the clubs now reaching an understanding, Revivo is set to begin a new chapter in his career in Spain's La Liga.
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