Beitar Jerusalem Extends Defender Gadriani's Contract, Plans Upgrade for Carvall
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Beitar Jerusalem extended defender Luka Gadriani's contract until 2029, a move that brought satisfaction to the club. Player Bryan Carvall is next in line for a contract upgrade, though his new salary won't match Gadriani's. Gadriani will become the fourth highest-paid player at the club, with other top earners including Omer Atzili and Yarden Shua.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Beitar Jerusalem extended defender Luka Gadriani's contract until 2029.
- Player Bryan Carvall is expected to receive a new and improved contract next.
- Gadriani's new salary will be 320,000 euros per season.
- Carvall's current contract is worth approximately 200,000 euros annually.
- Gadriani will be the fourth highest-paid player at Beitar Jerusalem.
Beitar Jerusalem announced on Sunday the contract extension of defender Luka Gadriani until 2029. The club expressed satisfaction with the new deal, noting Gadriani's initial disappointment at not discussing terms earlier in the season but his trust that owner Barak Abramov would fulfill his promise.
Following this agreement, the next player expected to receive a new and improved contract is Bryan Carvall. Carvall originally signed a three-year deal in the summer of 2025 with an annual salary of approximately 200,000 euros, with a 10% raise each season.
While Carvall will receive an upgrade, his new salary is not expected to reach Gadriani's new earnings of 320,000 euros per season. Gadriani is set to become the fourth highest-paid player at the club, behind Omer Atzili, Yarden Shua, and Boris Ino. Shon Weissman is listed as the fifth highest earner.
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