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Abu Farkhi Says He Would Sign Dor Peretz Immediately if It Were Up to Him

Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
The story · English

Maccabi Tel Aviv launched its new kits on Thursday, June 25, 2026, while the future of midfielder Dor Peretz remained unresolved. During the event, forward Sayed Abu Farkhi was asked about Peretz, whose next club for the coming season has not yet been decided, and said he hopes the player stays with the team.

“If it were up to me, I would already sign him today,” Abu Farkhi said. “If I had the money, I would sign him today. We know how important he is to everyone, I hope it ends quickly and we see him with us.”

Abu Farkhi also spoke about the mood around the club and the new coaching appointment. “It is a great feeling to be here. I hope that at the end of the season we will celebrate in this shirt,” he said. He added that the players are happy with Kenny Miller as coach, calling him a “change” and describing him as full of energy, constantly pushing for more.

On new sporting director Steven Wenaheran, Abu Farkhi said fresh blood is always good for the club. He said he has not yet met him personally, has only seen him once or twice, and expects to get to know him later. Abu Farkhi also said he set a target before the season to play, make the starting lineup, and contribute to 10 goals, and that he achieved it. He added that he will set new goals for next season and hopes to reach them.

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