Luka Gadran Signs New Deal With Beitar Jerusalem Through 2029
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Beitar Jerusalem defender Luka Gadran has signed a contract extension until 2029, earning 350,000 euros per season plus bonuses. The deal includes a 1.7 million euro release clause, effective this summer, allowing him to pursue lucrative offers abroad. The club sees this as a compromise, ensuring a significant transfer fee if he leaves. Gadran expressed his contentment with the agreement and his sense of belonging.
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- Luka Gadran signed a new contract with Beitar Jerusalem through 2029.
- The new deal includes a 1.7 million euro release clause, active from summer.
- Gadran will earn 350,000 euros per season plus bonuses.
- His previous salary was 250,000 euros annually.
- Potential destinations for Gadran include leagues in China, Japan, and Russia.
- Professional director Almog Cohen was involved in the negotiations.
Beitar Jerusalem defender Luka Gadran has signed a contract extension with the club until 2029, concluding three months of negotiations. Gadran, a key player for the team, will earn 350,000 euros per season plus bonuses, a compromise from his initial demand of 450,000 to 500,000 euros. His previous salary was 250,000 euros annually.
The new agreement includes a release clause of 1.7 million euros, which will become active this summer. This clause allows Gadran to leave the club if an attractive financial offer is received, with potential destinations including leagues in China, Japan, and Russia. The club's professional director, Almog Cohen, had initially stated he was unwilling to consider selling the Georgian player.
Beitar Jerusalem views the release clause as a mutually beneficial compromise. With Gadran turning 30 next summer, the club understands the possibility of a lucrative overseas contract that could secure his financial future. The clause ensures that if he departs, the club will receive a significant transfer fee. Gadran expressed his happiness with the extension, stating he feels at home in both Beitar and Israel and thanking the management for their trust.
