Maccabi Petah Tikva Set to Profit From Lamak Benda's Potential Serie A Exit
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Lamak Benda's conflict with Lecce may lead to his transfer, potentially earning Maccabi Petah Tikva and Maccabi Netanya significant fees from sell-on clauses.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Lamak Benda is in dispute with Lecce after refusing to attend training camp.
- Lecce values Benda at 5-6 million euros due to less than a year left on his contract.
- Maccabi Petah Tikva holds a 15% sell-on clause from Benda's transfer to Lecce.
- Petah Tikva could earn about 630,000 euros if Benda sells for 6 million euros.
- Maccabi Netanya is also expected to receive a similar solidarity payment.
- Benda left Petah Tikva for Lecce four years ago and may now exit Serie A soon.
Lamak Benda, who left Maccabi Petah Tikva four years ago to join Italian Serie A club Lecce, may soon be on the move again after a recent dispute with his current team. Reports from Italy indicate that Benda refused to attend Lecce's training camp, creating tension that could lead to his departure. With less than a year remaining on his contract, Lecce has reportedly set a transfer price of 5 to 6 million euros to avoid losing him for free in January.
Maccabi Petah Tikva stands to gain financially from this potential transfer, as they retained a 15% sell-on clause when they sold Benda to Lecce. If the player is sold for around 6 million euros, Petah Tikva could earn approximately 630,000 euros, which represents 15% of the profit made from the difference between the two transfer fees, plus an additional 30,000 euros in solidarity payments. Similarly, Maccabi Netanya, another former club of Benda, is expected to receive a comparable amount from the transfer.
This development highlights the financial benefits Israeli clubs can reap from future transfers of players they developed, even years after the initial sale. The situation remains fluid as Lecce seeks to finalize a deal before Benda's contract expires early next year.
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