Maccabi Tel Aviv Considers Selling Assante Amid Transfer Window Activity
Maccabi Tel Aviv is reportedly not ruling out the sale of right-back Tyris Assante as the club navigates the ongoing transfer window. The potential sale is contingent on developments regarding the acquisitions of players like Yonatan Nikolascu and Kervin Andrade, and the recent signing of James Tavernier.
If Maccabi Tel Aviv fails to secure deals for Nikolascu and Andrade, despite optimism, they may consider selling Assante to free up a roster spot, provided a suitable offer is received. Assante has had limited playing time this season due to injury and illness, but the club values him highly, reportedly setting a price tag of 2.5 million euros.
The club is also exploring options to strengthen its forward line. If Guy Melamed does not join, Maccabi Tel Aviv plans to sign another Israeli striker before the transfer window closes to bolster the squad. Kais Ghanem, currently playing for Hapoel Hadera and showing good form after recovering from an injury, is one of the players being considered, though no formal contact has been made yet.
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