Hapoel Be'er Sheva's Kings Kangwa Sale Ranks Second Highest in Club History
Kings Kangwa is set to leave Hapoel Be'er Sheva after two successful years, during which he helped the team win both the State Cup and the Israeli Premier League title. Greek club Panathinaikos will pay four million euros for the midfielder, making this transfer one of the highest in the club's history. Kangwa's transfer fee places him second on Hapoel Be'er Sheva's all-time sales list, just 370,000 euros behind Dia Saba, who was sold to Guangzhou in January 2019 for 4.37 million euros.
Moreover, Kangwa's fee is double that of the next highest sale, Michael Ohana, who was transferred to Beitar Jerusalem for two million euros. The full ranking of the club's top sales, according to Transfermarkt, includes notable players such as Hatem Abd Elhamed to Celtic for 1.8 million euros, Eden Shamir to Standard Liège for 1.8 million euros, and Omri Glazer to Red Star Belgrade for 1.2 million euros. This significant sale highlights Hapoel Be'er Sheva's growing influence in the transfer market and the value of its players internationally.
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