Hapoel Beersheba signs goalkeeper Marco Wolf to a three-year deal
Hapoel Beersheba announced on Sunday that it has signed goalkeeper Marco Wolf to a three-season contract. Wolf arrives through his agent, Tal Ben Haim, after five years at Maccabi Petah Tikva.
Wolf said he was happy to join the club and to work again with coach Ran Kozuch and his staff. “I will do everything together with my new teammates to achieve the goals in front of us,” he said. “I am looking forward to starting training in the coming week.”
According to the report, Beersheba will pay the newly promoted side 800,000 shekels in transfer fees for Wolf. He is also expected to earn about 160,000 euros per season at his new club.
Last season, Wolf made 36 league appearances in the National League for Maccabi Petah Tikva, conceded 42 goals, and kept nine clean sheets.
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