Maccabi Tel Aviv's Said Abu Farhi Could Net Family $1 Million in MLS Transfer
Maccabi Tel Aviv faces the potential loss of key young striker Said Abu Farhi, who has attracted a $6 million offer from Colorado in Major League Soccer. However, not all of the transfer fee will go to Maccabi Tel Aviv, as Abu Farhi's family owns 17.5% of his player rights. This means that if the transfer proceeds at the proposed amount, the family will receive approximately $1.05 million, while the club will get $4.95 million.
The 20-year-old forward had a strong previous season with 31 appearances, scoring 7 goals and providing 3 assists. He has started the current season impressively, scoring braces in Maccabi Tel Aviv's victories in the Israeli Super Cup against Hapoel Be'er Sheva and in the first qualifying round of the Europa League against Sheriff Tiraspol. The potential transfer marks a significant financial gain for both the club and Abu Farhi's family.
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