Maccabi Tel Aviv Midfielder Andrade to Depart on Loan; No Progress on Nicolescu Transfer
Maccabi Tel Aviv midfielder Crvin Andrade is set to leave the club on loan to a foreign team, a move that will free up a roster spot. The Venezuelan player expressed his desire to return to playing in Brazil and informed teammates on Wednesday that he would not be present for Thursday morning's training session.
Meanwhile, Gabi Kanyikovsky is expected to return to training with the team for the first time after officially signing his new contract. Coach Kenny Miller had granted the players two days off, and Kanyikovsky is slated to rejoin the squad as they prepare for their upcoming match against Hapoel Be'er Sheva on Monday at Turner Stadium. Kanyikovsky is anticipated to start in that game.
Goalkeeper Ofek Malika is also set to return to the squad after a suspension, presenting coach Miller with a decision between Malika and current starter Roi Mishpati.
The club is also working to make space for another foreign player, but there has been no progress in finding a new team or destination for forward Yoni Nicolescu. Maccabi Tel Aviv is also awaiting a resolution with Maccabi Haifa regarding the potential transfer of forward Guy Melamed, who is highly sought after by coach Miller and professional director Steven Vaharn.
In other team news, Maccabi Tel Aviv has reportedly submitted an offer for a Nigerian talent from France's top league.
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