Hapoel Be'er Sheva Plans Major Signings After Kings Kangwa Transfer

Hapoel Be'er Sheva is preparing for significant roster changes following the transfer of midfielder Kings Kangwa to Panathinaikos after two seasons with the Israeli champions. This departure has created a gap in the midfield, prompting the club to rethink its strategy for the upcoming season. The club intends to reinvest the funds from Kangwa's sale into acquiring a high-caliber player with a salary between 300,000 and 400,000 euros, focusing on a foreign defensive midfielder to strengthen the squad.

In addition to bolstering the midfield, Hapoel Be'er Sheva is also seeking to reinforce its central defense by signing a foreign center-back. With Kangwa's exit, the team now has three foreign player slots available and plans to utilize all of them. One foreign player already en route to Israel is left-back Pedro Amador from Portugal, who is expected to arrive soon for medical examinations before signing his contract.

The club's summer transfer activity is ongoing as it aims to maintain its competitive edge in the Israeli Premier League. The management is actively pursuing these reinforcements to ensure the team remains strong in both midfield and defense ahead of the new season.