Maccabi Tel Aviv Faces Stalled Negotiations Over Foreign Players Saehiti and Sukler
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv is experiencing stalled negotiations with foreign players Amir Saehiti and Astr Sukler, prompting the club to consider alternative signings. They aim to strengthen their squad with at least two foreign players and an Israeli attacking midfielder, while managing potential departures including Kevin Andrade. Concerns remain about playing time for extended squad members as the club finalizes its roster.
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- Maccabi Tel Aviv's talks with foreign players Saehiti and Sukler are currently stalled.
- The club seeks at least two foreign signings and an Israeli attacking midfielder.
- Kevin Andrade is likely to leave, opening a spot for new players.
- Interest exists in Issouf Sissoko, but no current plans to keep him.
- Extended squad players face uncertain playing time with a crowded roster.
- Maccabi won the Champion of Champions but still needs to strengthen its squad.
Maccabi Tel Aviv, despite recently winning the Champion of Champions title, is still far from finalizing its squad for the upcoming season. The club is currently negotiating with two foreign players, Amir Saehiti and Astr Sukler, but talks have stalled due to disagreements with Radnički and unresolved terms with Saehiti. If these negotiations fail soon, Maccabi plans to explore other options for a central striker and a winger position.
In addition to foreign signings, the club is considering acquiring an Israeli attacking midfielder. They are also seeking to strengthen their defense by adding a foreign center-back, contingent on player departures. Kevin Andrade is reportedly not in the club's future plans, and his exit would free up a spot for a new signing. There has also been interest in Issouf Sissoko, though no current plans to retain him; a suitable offer could lead to his departure.
Regarding the extended squad, players like Orel Bayya, Younes Malada, and Anis Porat Ayash participated in training camp but did not feature in the Champion of Champions match. This raises concerns about their playing time prospects once the squad is complete, as the current roster already struggles to accommodate them. Maccabi Tel Aviv is actively evaluating its roster and transfer targets to ensure a competitive lineup for the season ahead.
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