Maccabi Haifa Owner Seeks $100 Million Sale After 35 Years
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Yaakov Shahar, owner of the Maccabi Haifa soccer club, is trying to sell the team for $100 million after 35 years. He plans to sell all shares in one deal. This is a renewed attempt to find a buyer for the prominent Israeli football club.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Haifa owner Yaakov Shahar is seeking to sell the club for $100 million.
- Shahar has owned the prominent Israeli soccer team for 35 years.
- He intends to sell 100% of the club's shares in a single transaction.
- This is a renewed effort to sell the team after previous attempts.
Yaakov Shahar, the owner of the Maccabi Haifa soccer club, is once again attempting to sell the team after 35 years of ownership. According to a report in Calcalist, Shahar intends to sell 100% of the club's shares in a single transaction for $100 million.
Shahar has previously explored selling the club, but this marks a renewed effort to finalize a deal. The club is a prominent team in Israeli football, and its sale would represent a significant shift in its ownership structure.
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