Maccabi Tel Aviv's Roy Revivo Draws Renewed Interest From Fiorentina and Spanish Clubs
Roy Revivo, the left-back for Maccabi Tel Aviv, is attracting renewed interest from European clubs this summer. Italian media reported on Wednesday that Fiorentina has resumed scouting Revivo, having monitored his performances throughout June. The Serie A club is reconsidering signing him alongside other European teams showing interest. However, the most significant offer currently on the table reportedly comes from a Spanish club, which could lead to Revivo's departure from Maccabi Tel Aviv. According to Channel Sport, the Spanish offer would pay him approximately 600,000 euros per season, nearly four times his current salary of around 180,000 euros. Revivo's salary has remained unchanged since last year's Copenhagen saga. Fiorentina's new coach, Fabio Grosso, a 2006 World Cup winner and former attacking left-back, is familiar with the position Revivo plays. Israeli player Manor Solomon also featured at Fiorentina last season. No official offer from Fiorentina has been reported yet, and the Spanish club remains the primary contender. Revivo's continued presence on Fiorentina's radar indicates sustained European interest as the transfer window progresses.
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