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Maccabi Tel Aviv Faces Internal Disputes Over Contract with Guard Yam Madar

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

Maccabi Tel Aviv is negotiating a roughly $2 million contract with guard Yam Madar but faces internal disagreements over salary and exit terms, aiming to finalize the deal soon.

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  • Maccabi Tel Aviv is negotiating a $2 million per season contract with guard Yam Madar.
  • Disputes exist among club owners over the contract's financial terms.
  • A separate disagreement involves the contract's exit clause with Madar.
  • Management held late-night talks and will continue discussions into the morning.
  • The club aims to resolve all issues and finalize the agreement promptly.
Maccabi Tel Aviv Faces Internal Disputes Over Contract with Guard Yam Madar
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Maccabi Tel Aviv's management held late-night discussions between Wednesday and Thursday to finalize a contract with guard Yam Madar. The proposed deal involves a salary of approximately 2 million dollars per season. Most of the debate centered on the financial terms, with disagreements among the club's owners regarding the contract's value and payment structure. Additionally, there is a dispute between the club and Madar concerning the contract's exit clause. The management team plans to continue negotiations into the morning to resolve these issues and reach a final agreement on all contract conditions.

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