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Tech Moguls Decline Maccabi Haifa Soccer Club Acquisition Bid
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Tech entrepreneurs Assaf Rappaport and Eyal Waldman rejected an offer to join Tom Livne's bid to acquire the Israeli soccer club Maccabi Haifa, citing a lack of interest in sports investments. The club's president, Yaakov Shahar, is seeking to sell for approximately $100 million. Raine Group is managing the sale process and remains open to various investor profiles.
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- Assaf Rappaport and Eyal Waldman declined joining the bid to acquire Maccabi Haifa.
- Businessman Tom Livne is leading the investor group attempting to buy the soccer club.
- Rappaport and Waldman cited no interest in sports investments as their reason for declining.
- Maccabi Haifa is being sold by President Yaakov Shahar for an estimated $100 million.
- Investment bank Raine Group is seeking buyers and is open to all investor types.
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