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Agent Ronen Katz Reveals Dolev Haziza Considered Offers From Greece Amid Haifa Transfer Saga

Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
The story · English

During the 2026 summer transfer window, Israeli football agent Ronen Katz discussed several of his clients in an interview with Sport 5. Katz focused particularly on the situation involving Dolev Haziza and Maccabi Haifa. He revealed that Haziza had considered offers from Greece but that negotiations ultimately did not work out. Katz expressed confusion over why the deal fell through, noting that once the club announced Haziza was not in their plans, it was clear he should move on. However, Katz emphasized that Haziza, as the team captain and a key player, was caught off guard by the sudden decision and was naturally hurt by it. Katz concluded that despite the disappointment, Haziza would eventually accept the situation and continue his career elsewhere.

The interview also touched on other players represented by Katz, including Gonen, Shua, Eliasi, and others, highlighting the busy nature of the transfer period for agents. The discussion reflects the complex dynamics between players, clubs, and agents during transfer windows in Israeli football.

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