Maccabi Tel Aviv's Newest Sale Ranks Among Club's Most Lucrative
Maccabi Tel Aviv has completed another significant player sale this summer with the transfer of forward Sayed Abu Farhi to the Colorado Rapids for $6 million, equivalent to just over €5.2 million. This move places Abu Farhi among the club's most expensive departures in its history.
According to Transfermarkt, Abu Farhi's transfer ranks as the fourth most expensive sale in Maccabi Tel Aviv's history. He is surpassed by only three other players: Eran Zahavi, sold for €7.23 million, and Oscar Gloukh, for €7 million, both to Chinese and Austrian clubs respectively, and Wessley Jobello, who was sold for €7.3 million to AZ Alkmaar.
Abu Farhi's sale also positions him within the top ten most expensive transfers from the Israeli Premier League to foreign clubs. In this list, he is ranked sixth, with his €5.2 million transfer fee following those of Eran Zahavi, Oscar Gloukh, Manor Solomon, Anan Khalaili, and Wessley Jobello. Other notable sales from the Israeli league include Predrag Rajković, Milson, Daniel Peretz, and Igbini Yacoubu.
The article highlights a trend of lucrative player sales from Maccabi Tel Aviv, with several players featuring prominently in the club's and the league's all-time transfer records.
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