Greek Interest Stalls Niv Eliasi’s Exit From Hapoel Be’er Sheva
Hapoel Be’er Sheva has continued reshaping its goalkeeping department for the 2026/27 season after extending Ofir Marciano’s contract and announcing on Sunday the signing of Marco Wolf. Wolf was bought from Maccabi Petah Tikva and signed a three-year deal with the reigning champions.
The move leaves Niv Eliasi’s future in doubt. Eliasi lost his starting place to Marciano during the season, and his next destination remains unclear despite outside interest.
The main obstacle to a transfer is his salary, which is said to be about 220,000 euros per season. A club from Greece had shown interest in bringing him in, but it is not willing to meet that wage demand.
As a result, there is still no clear agreement over where Eliasi will play next season, even after Be’er Sheva’s latest goalkeeper signing.
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