Hapoel Tel Aviv Monitoring Defender Hamudi Amer
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv is monitoring MS Ashdod defender Hamudi Amer, having previously attempted to sign him in the summer. The 23-year-old versatile defender is currently in contract extension talks with his club. Hapoel Tel Aviv is also tracking Hapoel Ramat Gan winger David Asenka for potential future acquisition.
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- Hapoel Tel Aviv is tracking MS Ashdod defender Hamudi Amer, who can play left or right back.
- The club previously attempted to sign Amer in the summer but failed to reach an agreement.
- Amer, 23, is currently in contract extension talks with MS Ashdod.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv may pursue Amer again in the January transfer window or next summer.
- The club is also monitoring winger David Asenka of Hapoel Ramat Gan for future consideration.
Hapoel Tel Aviv is reportedly interested in signing Hamudi Amer, a versatile defender from MS Ashdod who can play both right and left back. This is not the first time the club has shown interest; they explored acquiring Amer during the summer transfer window, but negotiations did not result in a deal. Amer, 23, joined MS Ashdod in 2024 for 125,000 NIS from Kafr Qasim. He has played primarily as a left-back but can also operate on the right flank. This season, he has made 7 appearances and is considered a key player for MS Ashdod under coaches Nir Biton and Guy Weizinger.
While Amer is currently in talks to extend his contract with MS Ashdod, Hapoel Tel Aviv may renew their pursuit in the January transfer window or next summer. The club is satisfied with its current squad but is always evaluating potential reinforcements.
Additionally, Hapoel Tel Aviv is tracking winger David Asenka of Hapoel Ramat Gan, who recently extended his contract. The interest in Asenka, 21, is reportedly for future consideration rather than an immediate transfer.
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