Maccabi Netanya Secures Yarin Abuhatzira With Contract Until 2030 Without Exit Clause

Maccabi Netanya has extended the contract of 16-year-old Yarin Abuhatzira until 2030, confirming the young talent's future at the club without including an exit clause. Abuhatzira, who grew up in the club's youth system, is seen as a key player for both the present and future of the team.

Club owner Ross Kastin expressed his satisfaction with the extension, calling Abuhatzira "not only the promising present of Maccabi Netanya but also a central part of the future we are building here." Kastin emphasized the pride in seeing a homegrown player continue with the club, highlighting it as proof of the club's vision and ambitions for the coming years.

CEO Gil Lev thanked Yarin's parents, Reut and Shimon Abuhatzira, for entrusting the club with their son and praised coach Roni Levy for leading the professional project that will integrate Yarin into the team. Lev also acknowledged the role of negotiator Nir Amir in successfully concluding the deal. The club is confident that with the support of the professional staff, both the team and fans will enjoy a successful journey together with Abuhatzira as a cornerstone.

This contract extension signals Maccabi Netanya's commitment to nurturing local talent and building a strong foundation for the club's future in the Israeli Premier League.