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Maccabi Haifa Signs Eli Dasa in Major Summer Move

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Maccabi Haifa has signed Eli Dasa for approximately $600,000 over two seasons, marking a significant summer transfer. Dasa managed his own negotiations and was influenced by teammate Omri Glazer. The club pursued Dasa for his experience, with coach Barak Bakhar planning tactical shifts.

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  • Maccabi Haifa signed Eli Dasa for approximately $600,000 over two seasons.
  • Dasa personally handled his negotiations with Maccabi Haifa.
  • Goalkeeper Omri Glazer played a key role in convincing Dasa to join.
  • Hapoel Be'er Sheva also showed interest in signing Dasa.
  • Coach Barak Bakhar plans to utilize Dasa's experience and leadership.
Maccabi Haifa Signs Eli Dasa in Major Summer Move
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Maccabi Haifa announced on Sunday the signing of Eli Dasa, who will earn approximately $600,000 over two seasons. The contract, spanning from the current season through the end of the next, represents one of the summer's significant transfers for the Carmel Greens. Dasa personally managed negotiations with the club.

The captain of the Israeli national team spoke with Maccabi Haifa players present at the training camp, revealing interest from both Maccabi Haifa and Hapoel Be'er Sheva. Ultimately, national team and Maccabi Haifa goalkeeper Omri Glazer, who himself returned to Haifa from abroad earlier this season, convinced Dasa to sign.

Maccabi Haifa was aware of Hapoel Be'er Sheva's interest, which accelerated their pursuit of Dasa after he received no attractive offers from abroad. The club sought Dasa for his experience and leadership. Coach Barak Bakhar plans to shift Yila Bentaou to left-back, with Antwerp also potentially filling that role.

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