Yehoshua Has Passed Medicals, Wolf Also Expected to Sign with Beersheba

Tick Tack, 10.6 / Sport1, Marco Wolf, the goalkeeper of Maccabi Petah Tikva, is getting close to signing with Hapoel Beersheba. The Argentine-Israeli goalkeeper is expected to arrive over the weekend, and next week complete his move to the champions. Wolf is expected to undergo medical tests as early as the beginning of the week, and the assessment at Maccabi Petah Tikva and Hapoel Beersheba is that he will sign a two-year contract, with an option for an additional season. The goalkeeper is highly regarded by coach Ran Koz'uch and goalkeeping coach Victor Buchnik, and both are convinced that this is an upgrade at the goalkeeper position. Enter the guessing game, take part in the quiz and maybe win a זוגית package for the World Cup quarterfinal on the way to Beersheba. Wolf and Yehoshua / Kobi Eliyahu

Another player close to completing his move from the Malabassim to the ranks of the champions is Niv Yehoshua. The player has already undergone medical tests and the deal is expected to be signed soon. As recalled, the transfer deal for Yehoshua from Maccabi Petah Tikva to Hapoel Beersheba will be similar to the deal in which Hamedi Knaan was sold a year ago from M.S. Ashdod to the champions. As in the Knaan deal, in the Yehoshua deal the player will move south, and if Hapoel Beersheba sells him in the future, Maccabi Petah Tikva will receive 50 percent of the transfer fee from every shekel above five million shekels, which the Reds will pay for the midfielder. More on Walla, join Walla Fiber and upgrade your browsing and TV experience cheaply! In collaboration with Walla Fiber

As in the Knaan case, Avi Luzon will be able to decide whether to sell Yehoshua in the future, with that right reserved only for the summer transfer windows and not for the January transfer window. The player himself is expected to sign for three years, at the end of which Beersheba will have an option to extend his contract by two more years.