Bnei Sakhnin Passes Budget Approval, Eyes Key Player Signings Ahead of Toto Cup
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Bnei Sakhnin secured budget approval of about 20 million shekels, enabling full player registration and ongoing efforts to sign new players ahead of the Toto Cup. Despite some failed deals, negotiations continue to strengthen the squad.
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- Bnei Sakhnin's budget of roughly 20 million shekels was approved by the Budget Control Authority.
- The approval allows full player registration starting with Toto Cup matches.
- The club is actively seeking to strengthen defense and attack positions with quality signings.
- Several high-level player deals nearly completed but fell through due to external factors.
- Negotiations continue with multiple players to finalize squad reinforcements soon.
Bnei Sakhnin announced on July 21, 2026, that their club budget, totaling approximately 20 million shekels, has been approved by the Budget Control Authority. This approval allows the team to fully register all players starting with the Toto Cup matches and supports ongoing efforts to strengthen the squad with additional signings.
The club emphasized its awareness of fans' concerns regarding the need to reinforce key positions, particularly in defense and attack. The management is working daily in close cooperation with the professional staff, evaluating dozens of players and negotiating with agents both domestically and internationally to secure high-quality additions that meet the club's ambitions.
Although several promising signings were close to completion, these deals fell through due to circumstances beyond the club's control. Nevertheless, negotiations continue actively, with multiple potential transfers still under discussion. The club remains hopeful to finalize agreements soon that will enhance the team's competitiveness for the upcoming season.
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