Beitar Jerusalem Sets Condition for Yarin Levi Transfer Talks
Beitar Jerusalem has outlined a specific condition for opening negotiations to re-sign midfielder Yarin Levi from Maccabi Haifa. The club wants a clear statement from Maccabi Haifa indicating their willingness to discuss a transfer before Beitar's owner, Barak Abramov, will engage in talks. Levi, who was on loan to Beitar for the past two seasons, is a player highly valued by Abramov.
Levi joined Beitar in the summer of 2024 and quickly became a key player, making 72 appearances, scoring two goals, and providing three assists. He was an integral part of the team under coach Barak Itzhaki, which finished second in the league last season. His performance made him a crucial component of the squad.
The club's efforts to bring Levi back come amidst recent unrest, including an incident where approximately 20 fans broke into the team's training complex on Saturday. Despite these challenges, Beitar is focused on strengthening its roster before the transfer window closes.
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