Hapoel Tel Aviv Nears Record Signing with Douglas Aveso for 2.2 Million Euros
Hapoel Tel Aviv is on the verge of completing the most expensive transfer in its history by signing Douglas Aveso from Red Star Belgrade. The 20-year-old Ghanaian player has passed his medical tests and is set to join the club for a fee of 2.2 million euros, significantly surpassing previous record transfers. This deal marks a major investment for the club under the current ownership era led by Idan Spra.
The list of the top ten most expensive signings in Hapoel Tel Aviv's history highlights the club's recent transfer activity. Following Aveso, the second most costly acquisition is Daniel Dappa from Maccabi Netanya at 1.8 million euros, and third is Omer Damari from Maccabi Petah Tikva at 1.5 million euros. Other notable transfers include Louizos Louizo from Omonia Nicosia and Ben Reichert from Maccabi Tel Aviv.
This new record transfer reflects Hapoel Tel Aviv's ambition to strengthen its squad and compete at higher levels in Israeli football. The club's management aims to build on this momentum with further strategic signings in the near future.
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