Maccabi Tel Aviv's Million-Euro Offer Rejected by Hagi
Maccabi Tel Aviv reportedly made a significant offer of one million euros to Romanian attacking midfielder Ianis Hagi, son of legendary footballer Gheorghe Hagi. The 27-year-old, currently playing for Alanyaspor, decided to reject the Israeli club's proposal.
According to Romanian media reports, Hagi turned down the lucrative deal because he has an agreement in principle with French club Marseille. He is expected to join Marseille in January, with reports suggesting a 90% chance of the transfer materializing.
"Hagi has an agreement in principle with Marseille, the chances are 90% he will move there, even though the Israelis offered him a 'super contract'," stated a report from Fanatik. The publication further elaborated that the deal with Maccabi Tel Aviv fell through because Hagi had already reached terms with the French giants, and the substantial effort put into securing him meant they were unwilling to consider the Israeli offer.
Hagi began his career at the academy named after his father and has previously played for clubs including Fiorentina, Genk, Rangers, and Alavés. He has earned 54 caps and scored eight goals for the Romanian national team.
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