Sabah Owner Offers Players €30,000 Bonus Ahead of Be'er Sheva Champions League Clash
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Sabah's owner has offered each player a €30,000 bonus if they defeat Hapoel Be'er Sheva in the Champions League qualifiers, with potential earnings exceeding €18 million from advancing.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Sabah's owner promises €30,000 bonus per player for beating Hapoel Be'er Sheva.
- Both clubs aim to reach the Champions League group stage for the first time.
- Qualifying guarantees at least €8.6 million, including Europa League group stage entry.
- Payments split into two: €4.29 million for playoff, €4.31 million for Europa League stage.
- Advancing to Champions League group stage could yield €18.62 million total.
- This amounts to about 64 million shekels from qualification alone.
Ahead of their first-leg Champions League qualifying match against Hapoel Be'er Sheva, Azerbaijani club Sabah's owner has promised each player a substantial bonus of €30,000 if the team advances past the Israeli side. Both clubs are aiming to make history, as neither has yet reached the group stage of Europe's premier football competition. The financial stakes are significant: securing a spot in the Champions League playoff guarantees at least €8.6 million, including participation in the playoff and assured entry into the Europa League group stage. Sabah stands to receive payments split into two installments, approximately €4.29 million for the playoff and €4.31 million for the Europa League group stage. If the team progresses to the Champions League group stage, the total revenue could reach €18.62 million, with a primary payment of €17.87 million and an additional €750,000. This equates to roughly 64 million shekels from qualification alone, highlighting the high financial incentives driving the club's push against Be'er Sheva.
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