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Maccabi Tel Aviv Set to Loan Henry Edu to Portuguese Second Division Club Tondela

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Maccabi Tel Aviv plans to loan winger Henry Edu to Portuguese second-tier club Tondela with a purchase option, freeing a foreign player slot.

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  • Maccabi Tel Aviv aims to free a foreign player slot by loaning Henry Edu.
  • Edu will join Tondela, a Portuguese second division team, on loan with a purchase option.
  • Edu has been training separately after being told he is not in Maccabi's plans.
  • The move allows Maccabi to sign another foreign player in Edu's place.
  • The loan deal is reportedly close to completion.

Maccabi Tel Aviv is preparing to free up a foreign player slot by loaning winger Henry Edu to Tondela, a club competing in Portugal's second division. Edu, who returned from a loan spell at OFK Belgrade in Serbia, has been training separately from the Maccabi Tel Aviv squad after being informed he is not part of the club's future plans. The loan deal includes an option for Tondela to purchase Edu permanently. This move will allow Maccabi Tel Aviv to add another foreign player to their roster by opening up a spot previously occupied by Edu. The club appears close to finalizing the arrangement, which will resolve the current roster complication.

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