Maccabi Tel Aviv Freezes Roy Revivo Transfer Talks with Elche Amid Higher Offers
The transfer negotiations between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Spanish club Elche for Israeli defender Roy Revivo have cooled down significantly. According to Spanish journalist Alejandro Ruiz, Elche's offer, just under 2 million euros, was rejected by Maccabi Tel Aviv, which is holding out for at least 3 million euros. As a result, the deal is currently on hold, and other European clubs, including teams from Italy and Portugal, are reportedly showing interest in Revivo.
Maccabi Tel Aviv is prioritizing higher bids for the player, and the possibility of a move to Elche appears less likely at this stage. The saga continues as multiple clubs vie for the defender's signature, with the Israeli champions seeking to maximize their return. The situation remains fluid, with no confirmed transfer imminent.
The initial revelation that Elche was interested in Revivo came from Sport 5, but the latest reports indicate that the Spanish club's proposal does not meet Maccabi's valuation. The club's firm stance on the transfer fee suggests they are prepared to wait for a better offer or explore other options for the player’s future.
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