Hapoel Tel Aviv Owner Sets No-Shop Agreement as Condition for Negotiations with Yam Madar
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv owner Ofer Yanai demands a 'No-Shop' agreement from Yam Madar's agent before negotiating the player's potential transfer, emphasizing exclusive talks or no negotiations. Madar is deciding between staying at Hapoel or moving to Maccabi Tel Aviv.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Yam Madar must choose between staying at Hapoel Tel Aviv or moving to Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- Hapoel owner Ofer Yanai requires a signed 'No-Shop' agreement before negotiations.
- The 'No-Shop' agreement prevents simultaneous talks with other teams.
- Yanai stated negotiations will proceed only if Madar's agent agrees to the condition.
- Without the agreement, Hapoel will not negotiate and wishes Madar success.
- Madar recently won a European title with Hapoel before considering his next move.
Yam Madar's future in Israeli basketball remains uncertain as he weighs staying with Hapoel Tel Aviv or transferring to Maccabi Tel Aviv. Hapoel Tel Aviv owner Ofer Yanai clarified on social media that negotiations will only proceed if Madar's agent, Mishko Razentovich, agrees to sign a 'No-Shop' agreement. Yanai tweeted that without this agreement, which prevents simultaneous negotiations with other teams, no talks will take place. He added that if Razentovich signs, they will negotiate in good faith; otherwise, they wish the Madar family success and are glad Yam had the chance to win a European title with a competitive club before moving on. The 'No-Shop' agreement is designed to ensure exclusive and sincere negotiations by preventing competing offers during the negotiation period. This stance highlights the ongoing tension as Madar's decision impacts two major Israeli basketball clubs.
