Shimon Abuhatzira Confident Son Yarin Will Sell for Millions of Euros

Yarin Abuhatzira, a promising young football talent from Netanya who has not yet turned 16, is already attracting significant attention in Israeli football. His father, former striker Shimon Abuhatzira, spoke to Sport 5 about Yarin's development, future at Maccabi Netanya, and the expectations surrounding him. Yarin was recently called up to Maccabi Netanya's training camp in Poland, where he scored twice for the senior team, increasing anticipation for his official debut.

Shimon explained that the family was prepared for Yarin's success, having nurtured his talent since he was nine. He described Yarin as a tough, intelligent, and mature player who has consistently stood out among his peers, having played with older age groups since age 14. Shimon emphasized that Yarin grew up immersed in football, familiar with the professional environment from a young age.

Regarding Yarin's future, Shimon confirmed ongoing positive discussions with Maccabi Netanya and stressed the need for patience and composure. He praised coach Roni Levy's professional and European-style approach to developing Yarin, noting the young player’s hard work and commitment. Shimon also predicted that if an offer of 3 to 4 million euros arrives, the club would likely accept, allowing both Yarin and the team to benefit.

Shimon concluded by highlighting the challenges Yarin will face, emphasizing that despite his talent, he must continue to fight for his place. He expressed confidence that Yarin will soon play several consecutive matches and that his progress will become clear to observers shortly.