Beitar Jerusalem Extends Defender Luka Gadran's Contract Through 2029
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Beitar Jerusalem has extended the contract of defender Luka Gadran until the 2028/29 season, securing him for an additional three years. The new deal includes a significant salary increase of about 50%, bringing his annual earnings to 380,000 euros. The club considers Gadran a vital player for its present and future. Gadran expressed his joy and feeling of finding a home in Israel.
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- Luka Gadran has signed a contract extension with Beitar Jerusalem until the 2028/29 season.
- The new deal represents a significant salary upgrade for Gadran, increasing his earnings by about 50%.
- Gadran's new annual salary will be 380,000 euros.
- The Georgian defender joined Beitar Jerusalem last summer for 100,000 euros.
- Gadran expressed feeling at home in Israel and with the club.
Beitar Jerusalem has secured a key player for its future by extending the contract of Georgian defender Luka Gadran until the 2028/29 season. The agreement, which was initially reported two months ago by Ynet, sees Gadran commit to the club for an additional three years. The club's CEO, Kfir Edri, had previously finalized the terms for the extension and upgrade.
Gadran, who joined Beitar Jerusalem last summer from Kazakhstan's Almalyk for 100,000 euros, was initially under contract for two more years with a salary of 250,000 euros per season. Recognizing his importance to the team, the club decided to reward him with a new deal.
The new contract significantly increases Gadran's salary by approximately 50%, bringing it to 380,000 euros per season. Beitar Jerusalem views the Georgian defender as a cornerstone for both the present and future of the team, hence their decision to ensure his long-term presence.
Following the signing, Gadran expressed his happiness to the club's official website, stating, "I am very happy to extend my contract and be here for three more years. I feel your love and support every time, everywhere, both on and off the field. We have many more good things on the way, and we will achieve it together. I thank the club management for their trust, and I feel I have found a home for myself both at Beitar and in Israel. We continue with all our might, together."
