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Maccabi Tel Aviv Nears Signing Slovenian Forward Astër Sokler

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Maccabi Tel Aviv has reached a preliminary agreement to sign Slovenian forward Astër Sokler from Serbian club Radnički and expects to complete the deal soon, while also seeking alternatives for right winger Amir Sehiti.

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  • Maccabi Tel Aviv is close to signing Slovenian striker Astër Sokler from Radnički.
  • Sokler is under contract with Radnički until 2029.
  • The club expects to finalize the deal within 48 hours.
  • Maccabi Tel Aviv will face Sheriff Tiraspol on Thursday.
  • Amir Sehiti's future at the club is uncertain, prompting the search for other right wingers.

Maccabi Tel Aviv is close to finalizing the signing of Slovenian striker Astër Sokler, with a preliminary agreement reached between the club and Sokler's current Serbian team, Radnički, where he is contracted until 2029. The club expects to complete the deal within the next 48 hours as it continues to strengthen its squad ahead of its upcoming match against Sheriff Tiraspol on Thursday. Meanwhile, the situation regarding Amir Sehiti appears less promising, with Maccabi Tel Aviv exploring alternative options for the right winger position. The club is actively working on transfers to bolster its lineup for the new season.

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