Burnley's Budget Dwarfs Maccabi Tel Aviv's Amid Transfer Interest
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Newly relegated Burnley is interested in Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Kenny Miller, reportedly offering significantly higher financial resources. Burnley's wage budget is around 72.8 million euros, with their squad valued at 138.1 million euros, over four times that of Maccabi Tel Aviv. The English club has also contacted other potential candidates like Steven Gerrard and Rob Edwards. Miller's current contract with Maccabi Tel Aviv runs until the end of the season with an extension option.
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- Burnley, recently relegated from the Premier League, is interested in Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Kenny Miller.
- Burnley's wage budget is approximately 72.8 million euros, significantly larger than Maccabi Tel Aviv's.
- Burnley's squad is valued at 138.1 million euros, 4.4 times the value of Maccabi Tel Aviv's squad.
- Burnley has also approached Steven Gerrard and Rob Edwards as potential candidates.
- The English club recently appointed Diego Lopez as its new sporting director.
- Kenny Miller's contract with Maccabi Tel Aviv includes an option for an additional year.
Newly relegated Burnley from the Premier League is reportedly interested in Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Kenny Miller. The English club, described as one of the wealthiest in the Championship, has a reported wage budget of approximately £61 million (72.8 million euros), with player salaries totaling around 58 million euros. According to Transfermarkt, Burnley's current squad is valued at 138.1 million euros, a figure 4.4 times greater than that of Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Burnley has also approached other potential candidates, including Steven Gerrard and Rob Edwards. The club recently appointed Diego Lopez as its new sporting director, who previously held the same position at Genoa. Burnley's squad features notable players such as Kyle Walker, Hannibal Mejbri, and Zeki Amdouni, a star for the Swiss national team.
Miller is currently under contract with Maccabi Tel Aviv until the end of the current season, with an option for an additional year's extension.
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