Maccabi Tel Aviv Plans to Replace Amir Saheti Ahead of New Season

Maccabi Tel Aviv is preparing for the upcoming season by seeking a foreign winger to replace Amir Saheti, who is unlikely to remain with the club. Saheti, a Kosovar winger who joined in the January transfer window and became a key player, will not continue beyond this period. The club is also negotiating to strengthen other positions, including talks for a foreign defender and a striker. If they cannot secure an Israeli midfielder, they will consider signing a foreign player for the midfield.

Maccabi Tel Aviv is awaiting Kairat's demands regarding midfielder Dan Glazer before making a final decision. If the price is reasonable and Kairat agrees to sell, the club intends to acquire Glazer. The team recently arrived in Serbia for their training camp, where Roy Revivo joined the squad and Kerwin Andrade reunited with teammates. Hitor, who did not travel with the team, is expected to be sold soon, while Itamar Noy stayed behind for personal reasons but is expected to join the camp later.

The players faced unusually hot weather upon arrival in Serbia, with temperatures expected to reach 38 degrees Celsius in the afternoon. This training camp follows the club's recent announcements of Kenny Miller's permanent appointment as head coach and the renewal of Dor Peretz's contract.