Beitar Jerusalem Celebrates Luka Gadrani Signing, Faces Bryan Carvallí Contract Talks
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Beitar Jerusalem has signed player Luka Gadrani to a three-year deal, with club officials calling him potentially the team's most important player. The club delayed negotiations until the team's performance improved. Separately, player Bryan Carvallí has not yet signed a new contract due to performance concerns and salary demands, though Beitar holds an option for another season.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Beitar Jerusalem signed player Luka Gadrani to a three-year contract.
- Club officials consider Luka Gadrani possibly the most important player on the team.
- Negotiations with Bryan Carvallí are stalled due to his performance and demands.
- Beitar Jerusalem has an option to extend Bryan Carvallí's contract for another season.
- The club delayed contract talks until on-field performance improved.
Beitar Jerusalem's management and professional staff expressed significant satisfaction with the signing of Luka Gadrani to a three-year contract. Officials described Gadrani as potentially the most important player on the team, certainly within the top three, stating the club has been a different entity since his arrival. The club decided to postpone contract negotiations until Gadrani and the team regained their form, emphasizing that negotiations are not conducted during periods of poor on-field performance.
Meanwhile, Bryan Carvallí has not yet signed a new contract. Following the break, the club expressed disappointment with his performance and attitude since joining in the summer. Discussions will continue, but advanced negotiations for a new contract will only resume once Carvallí improves his form. Carvallí had initially sought a 50% salary increase, which the club is not prepared to offer at this time. Beitar Jerusalem is not under pressure, as they hold an option to extend his contract for an additional season next summer.
