Roman Sorkin Signs Extended Deal with Maccabi Tel Aviv Through 2030
Maccabi Tel Aviv announced Tuesday that center Roman Sorkin has signed a contract extension that will keep him with the team through the 2030 season. Sorkin, who joined the Israeli club in 2021, will reportedly earn approximately $1.6 million per season under the new agreement. This represents a significant raise from his previous five-year deal signed in 2024, which began at $900,000 per season and had gradually increased to $1.1 million. The new contract is considered a substantial upgrade, marking an increase of about 45% in his annual salary. Sorkin, who celebrated his 30th birthday in August, has been a key player for Maccabi Tel Aviv, helping them secure three league championships and two domestic cups during his tenure. The negotiations for the extension were reportedly lengthy, spanning the entire summer.
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