Maccabi Tel Aviv's Roy Revivo Open to Staying Until Contract Ends in 2027
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Roy Revivo is currently with Maccabi Tel Aviv and may stay until his contract ends in 2027 before leaving as a free agent. Despite interest from Malcha, no formal upgraded contract offer has been made. His father, Haim Revivo, indicated that Roy is open to salary improvements without extending the contract.
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- Roy Revivo may remain at Maccabi Tel Aviv until his contract expires in summer 2027.
- He extended his contract until 2027 but does not plan to renew beyond that.
- No formal upgraded contract offer has been received by Revivo.
- Interest from Malcha exists but no written proposals were made.
- Roy could receive a salary upgrade without extending his contract.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv could offer a two-year improved deal to retain him.
Roy Revivo, the left-back for Maccabi Tel Aviv, remains with the club despite interest from Malcha and participated in the recent match against CSKA Sofia. Sports journalist Nir Klinger revealed insights about Revivo's situation following a conversation with his father, former Israeli national team player Haim Revivo. According to Haim, there is a possibility that Roy will stay at Maccabi Tel Aviv until his contract expires in summer 2027 and then leave as a free agent.
Roy Revivo extended his contract with Maccabi Tel Aviv until 2027, with an option for the club to extend further. However, Klinger clarified that Roy does not intend to renew the contract beyond that point. When asked if Roy had received any upgraded contract offers, Haim Revivo responded half-jokingly that they only consider written offers, referencing the interest from Malcha. He added that if Maccabi Tel Aviv wants to improve Roy's terms, they should present a formal offer.
Regarding a potential salary upgrade without extending the contract, Haim stated that Roy does not need to sign a new contract to receive better pay. Instead, the club could offer a two-year improved deal, which would prevent Roy from seeking transfers continuously. Haim expressed confidence that if Maccabi Tel Aviv wants to double Roy's salary, they would provide an offer covering those two years.
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