Hapoel Be'er Sheva Continues Trend of Signing Israeli League Players

Hapoel Be'er Sheva has officially announced the signing of Adrian Ugrisa, continuing the club's recent strategy of acquiring players from within the Israeli Premier League. This move follows a pattern established over the past two seasons, where the team has recruited both foreign and Israeli talent from domestic clubs.

Last season, Hapoel Be'er Sheva signed foreign striker Javon East from Hapoel Haifa. This current season, the team has added Israeli players Niv Yehoshua, Marko Wolf, Yonas Malda, and Itay Rotman, who joined on a free transfer from Hapoel Petah Tikva. The club also brought in Javon East and Mohamed Abu Rumi in January, both of whom were instrumental in their championship run.

Other notable signings from the Israeli league include Dan Biton, acquired on a free transfer from Maccabi Tel Aviv, and Hamudi Kanaan and Roei Levy, who were purchased together for 1.9 million euros from MS Ashdod. Prior to Ugrisa's signing, Hapoel Be'er Sheva had reportedly invested over 5.3 million euros in players from the Israeli league.

The article details the transfer fees for several of these signings: Niv Yehoshua (from Maccabi Petah Tikva) for 1.5 million euros, Hamudi Kanaan (from MS Ashdod) for 1.2 million euros, Adrian Ugrisa (from Kiryat Shmona) for 800,000 euros, Roei Levy (from MS Ashdod) for 700,000 euros, Mohamed Abu Rumi (from Ironi Kiryat Shmona) for 400,000 euros, Marko Wolf (from Maccabi Petah Tikva) for 250,000 euros, Guy Mizrahi (from Maccabi Netanya) for 235,000 euros, Javon East (from Hapoel Haifa) for 200,000 euros, and Yonas Malda (from Maccabi Tel Aviv) for 100,000 euros.