Hapoel Tel Aviv Confirms Diawara Will Not Join, Pursues Other Candidates
Hapoel Tel Aviv has decided not to sign Tiemoko Diawara, who will instead transfer to Turkish club Kasımpaşa. The club reached an agreement with Reims to acquire a winger intended to replace Louizos Louizo, who was recently sold to Red Star Belgrade. Diawara, a standout player during his single season in the Israeli league with four goals and four assists, failed to finalize personal terms with Hapoel, unlike the Turkish club.
Hapoel Tel Aviv is now negotiating with other potential signings and has agreed to pay 1.5 million euros for Diawara, a sum they may also offer for other players. The team is preparing for their upcoming Conference League qualifier match against Ludogorets on Thursday. Louizos Louizo's transfer to Red Star Belgrade brought Hapoel approximately 3 million euros, marking one of the largest deals in Israeli football history.
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