Hapoel Be'er Sheva Offers $2 Million and Player for Maor Levi

Hapoel Be'er Sheva is actively seeking to strengthen its squad before the transfer window closes, aiming to sign a foreign midfielder while also pursuing Israeli talent. According to commentator Itay Shechter on the program "Olim La'Regel," the club has made a significant offer to Maccabi Netanya for midfielder Maor Levi.

Shechter revealed that Hapoel Be'er Sheva proposed a deal worth 2 million Israeli shekels (approximately $540,000) plus the transfer of player Yoni Stoyanov in exchange for Levi. However, Maccabi Netanya's coach, Roni Levy, is reportedly resisting the move, standing firm against the proposed transfer.

Despite the initial rejection, Hapoel Be'er Sheva is intensifying its efforts and is expected to improve its offer. The club plans to continue its push to sign Levi until the transfer deadline on Wednesday night. Coach Ran Kochav, who previously worked with Levi at Maccabi Petah Tikva, has expressed a strong desire to acquire the player, viewing him as a dominant force in the midfield and indicating he would do everything possible to secure his transfer.