Maccabi Haifa Secures Future Sale Percentage in Lisab Issa Transfer to Bristol City
Lisab Issa was officially presented as a new player for Bristol City in the English Championship on July 10, 2026. Issa, a defender, had recently signed a new contract with Maccabi Haifa, which included a clause ensuring the club would not refuse a significant transfer offer. Bristol City agreed to pay between two and 2.5 million euros for Issa, with the final deal closing at two million euros.
Maccabi Haifa insisted on retaining a 15% sell-on clause for any future transfer profits exceeding the initial two million euros paid by Bristol City. This approach mirrors the club's previous deal involving Anan Khalaily, where the sell-on percentage is expected to yield nearly three million euros in additional revenue. Haifa hopes Issa will be sold to a larger club in the future, generating further income for the team. This strategic move reflects Maccabi Haifa's focus on long-term financial benefits from player transfers.
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