Hapoel Jerusalem Forward Andrew Iddoku Expected to Be Sold for €1.5 Million in January
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Jerusalem plans to sell striker Andrew Iddoku for an estimated 1.5 million euros in the January transfer window. The Nigerian forward has scored five goals and assisted one this season, prompting the club to seek a transfer. His potential sale would be one of the club's most significant, nearing their record transfer fee.
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- Hapoel Jerusalem expects to sell Andrew Iddoku for about 1.5 million euros in January.
- Iddokou has scored five goals and provided one assist this season.
- The club hopes to facilitate the transfer through an international agency.
- His sale would be one of Hapoel Jerusalem's most lucrative transfers.
- Last summer, the club sold John Otuo for a record 1.6 million euros.
Hapoel Jerusalem is anticipating a significant transfer for striker Andrew Iddoku, potentially as early as the January transfer window, with an estimated sale price of approximately 1.5 million euros. Iddoku has started the season strongly, scoring five goals and providing one assist for the team, which has struggled offensively this season. To facilitate this potential move, the Nigerian player recently signed with an international football agency.
This anticipated sale would place Iddoku's transfer fee among the club's most lucrative. Last summer, Hapoel Jerusalem sold John Otuo for 1.6 million euros, a club record. The second-highest transfer fee in the club's history was Cedric Don's move to Maccabi Haifa for 1.5 million euros, the same amount Hapoel Jerusalem expects to receive for Iddoku.
Last season, Iddoku recorded four goals and two assists across all competitions.
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