Hapoel Be'er Sheva Plans Key Signings Ahead of Champions League Return Match
Following their 1-0 victory over Red Star Belgrade in the first leg, Hapoel Be'er Sheva is intensifying preparations for the upcoming return match while actively working on strengthening their squad. The club is focusing on acquiring a foreign attacking midfielder and a central defender in the coming days to bolster the team for the next round of the Champions League qualifiers. Club officials have promised to complete the roster, emphasizing that Be'er Sheva will be stronger than last season.
Regarding player contracts, Eli'el Peretz is entering the final year of his contract without having received an extension offer yet, while Guy Mizrahi is also expecting a salary upgrade. Both started in the recent win against the Serbian side. On the departures front, Yoav Koren is expected to move to Maccabi Petah Tikva on loan after the return leg. Ayalon Almog, who has not yet resumed full training, is also likely to leave as the club seeks a new team for him.
New signing Niv Yehoshua has earned praise for his integration into the starting lineup, marking his third consecutive start. Pedro Amador, who came off the bench against Red Star, is expected to start in the return match due to Matan Baltaksa's suspension. The club is clearly preparing for a challenging next phase in the Champions League qualifiers with these strategic moves.
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