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Maccabi Tel Aviv Nears Signing Slovenian Forward Astr Sukler

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Maccabi Tel Aviv has reached a preliminary agreement to sign Slovenian forward Astr Sukler from Radnicki, expected to be completed soon, while exploring other options for right-winger Amir Sehiti.

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  • Maccabi Tel Aviv is close to signing Slovenian striker Astr Sukler within 48 hours.
  • Sukler is currently under contract with Serbian club Radnicki until 2029.
  • The club is preparing for a match against Sheriff Tiraspol on Thursday.
  • Maccabi Tel Aviv is actively working on player recruitment.
  • The club is considering alternatives for right-winger Amir Sehiti due to uncertain progress.

Maccabi Tel Aviv is close to finalizing the signing of Slovenian striker Astr Sukler, with a preliminary agreement reached between the clubs. Sukler, currently contracted with Serbian team Radnicki until 2029, is expected to complete his transfer within the next 48 hours. Meanwhile, Maccabi Tel Aviv is preparing to face Sheriff Tiraspol on Thursday as they continue strengthening their squad.

In contrast, the situation regarding Amir Sehiti is less promising, with the club reportedly exploring alternative options for the right-wing position. The club's management is actively working on recruitment ahead of the upcoming fixtures, signaling ongoing adjustments to the team roster.

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