Israel National Team Defender Nikita Stoyanov's Transfer Clause Reportedly Low
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Nikita Stoyanov, a defender for the Israel national team playing for Dinamo Bucharest, has a release clause of 1.5 million euros, set to rise to 2 million euros by next summer. The club reportedly agreed to increase the clause to at least 3 million euros due to his strong performance. This indicates a potential transfer for the player is likely.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israel national team defender Nikita Stoyanov's release clause is reportedly 1.5 million euros.
- The clause is expected to increase to 2 million euros by next summer.
- Dinamo Bucharest may agree to raise the clause to at least 3 million euros.
- Stoyanov's strong performance is cited as the reason for the potential clause increase.
- A transfer for the player is considered a strong possibility.
Nikita Stoyanov, a defender for the Israel national team, may be on the move this summer, according to a report from Romanian outlet Pro Sport. Stoyanov currently plays for Dinamo Bucharest, which has set his release clause at 1.5 million euros. This figure is set to increase by half a million euros each year, reaching 2 million euros by next summer.
The report suggests that Dinamo Bucharest did not anticipate Stoyanov's strong performance and therefore set a relatively low release clause. However, due to his play, an agreement has reportedly been reached with the player's representatives to increase the clause to at least 3 million euros. Regardless of the exact figure, the possibility of Stoyanov transferring to another club is considered very real.
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