William Agada Returns to Hapoel Haifa for Second Stint
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Hapoel Haifa signed Nigerian striker William Agada for one season, marking his return to the club after previous success. Agada has extensive experience in Israel, MLS, and Spain, and is the ninth summer signing as the club strengthens its squad.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- William Agada signs a one-year contract to rejoin Hapoel Haifa.
- Agada previously scored six goals for Hapoel Haifa on loan in 2020/21.
- He has over 60 career goals and played in MLS and Spain's second division.
- Owner Yoav Katz praised Agada's speed, quality, and experience.
- Agada is the ninth player signed by Hapoel Haifa this summer.
- The club aims to strengthen its squad for the upcoming season.
Hapoel Haifa announced on Monday the signing of Nigerian forward William Agada for one season, finalized through his agent Shahar Greenberg. This marks Agada's second tenure with the Carmel-based club, where he previously scored six goals on loan from Hapoel Jerusalem during the 2020/21 season. The 26-year-old striker has scored over 60 goals in senior teams throughout his career, including stints at Hapoel Katamon and Hapoel Jerusalem. He later played in Major League Soccer, netting 23 league goals for Sporting Kansas City and Real Salt Lake. Most recently, Agada spent half a season with Zaragoza in Spain's second division.
Hapoel Haifa owner Yoav Katz expressed enthusiasm about Agada's return, calling him a fast, quality striker with valuable experience who will contribute significantly to the team's goals. Agada is the ninth player to join Hapoel Haifa during the summer transfer window, following the signings of players such as Shay Elias, Shay Keita, Ariel Mendy, Itay Zafrani, Sally Fahima, Tal Naim, Yev Habiballah, and Noam Cohen. This series of acquisitions signals the club's strong ambitions for the upcoming season.
Mentioned
