Maccabi Petah Tikva Star Liran Hazan Priced at €4 Million for Overseas Transfer
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Maccabi Petah Tikva's Liran Hazan has been priced at €4 million for a potential overseas transfer, according to former director Tal Ben-Haim. Avi Luzon is reportedly unwilling to sell the 20-year-old player to an Israeli club for less than this amount. Hazan was a key player in the team's promotion last season and has continued to perform well in the current Premier League season.
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- Liran Hazan is valued at €4 million for a potential transfer abroad.
- Avi Luzon reportedly wants to sell Hazan overseas and not to an Israeli team.
- Tal Ben-Haim revealed the €4 million price tag on the "Olim La'Regel" podcast.
- Hazan scored ten goals and seven assists during Maccabi Petah Tikva's promotion season.
- The 20-year-old player has three goals and two assists this season.
Israeli football player Liran Hazan, a prominent attacking midfielder and forward for Maccabi Petah Tikva, has been valued at €4 million for a potential transfer abroad, according to former professional director Tal Ben-Haim. Ben-Haim revealed on the "Olim La'Regel" podcast that Avi Luzon, a figure associated with the club, is targeting an overseas sale for the 20-year-old talent and is unwilling to sell him for less than the specified amount.
Ben-Haim stated that Luzon would not agree to a sale below €4 million, making it highly unlikely for any Israeli Premier League club to meet the valuation. Hazan was instrumental in Maccabi Petah Tikva's promotion last season, scoring ten goals and providing seven assists. This season, he has contributed three goals and two assists in ten appearances in the Premier League, attracting interest from top Israeli clubs.
Hazan, described as the "next exit" for Avi Luzon, is considered a significant asset. His current valuation reflects his potential and performance, with the expectation that he will be sold internationally at this price point if a suitable offer materializes.
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