Hapoel Be'er Sheva Advances in Talks With Eli Dasa
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Hapoel Be'er Sheva has advanced negotiations with free agent player Eli Dasa, who is considering a return to Israel. While Dasa is exploring international options, a source suggests a deal is probable if he chooses to come back. He would only be eligible to play in the Israeli Premier League, not in the Europa League.
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- Hapoel Be'er Sheva is in advanced talks with player Eli Dasa about a potential return to Israel.
- Dasa, a free agent, is still considering overseas options before finalizing his decision.
- A source indicates there are no major obstacles to a deal if Dasa decides to return.
- Dasa will only be eligible to play in the Israeli Premier League, not the Europa League.
- A contract is expected to be for two years or one year with an option for a second.
Hapoel Be'er Sheva has made progress in negotiations with player Eli Dasa, who may return to Israel and sign with the reigning champions. The club is keen to have Dasa join, but the player, who has resumed individual training after national team duty, is still exploring overseas options. As a free agent, he can sign with a club even after transfer windows have closed.
A source close to the matter indicated that significant gaps between Dasa and Hapoel Be'er Sheva do not exist, suggesting a deal is likely if he decides to return to Israel. Dasa will not be eligible to play in the Europa League this season, as he was not registered in time for European competition. His participation would be limited to the Israeli Premier League.
Dasa had expressed a desire to continue playing in Europe this season, particularly in the Dutch league. While his representatives are still evaluating possibilities, it is estimated that if he concludes his search for overseas opportunities, a two-year contract, or a one-year deal with an option for an additional year, will be finalized.
