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Maccabi Tel Aviv and Roy Revivo Face Uncertain Future Amid Contract Talks

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Roy Revivo's future at Maccabi Tel Aviv remains uncertain amid contract talks, with the player aiming to move abroad but continuing to play seriously for the club this season.

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  • Roy Revivo's future at Maccabi Tel Aviv remains undecided amid contract negotiations.
  • Maccabi Tel Aviv wants to extend his contract with a significant salary increase.
  • Revivo earns 150,000 euros annually and has two years left on his current contract.
  • Revivo prefers not to extend beyond the current deal, aiming to join a European club.
  • If not sold this summer, the club might sell him for less next year to avoid a free transfer.
  • Revivo continues to train and play seriously despite transfer uncertainties.

The future of Roy Revivo, a key player for Maccabi Tel Aviv, remains uncertain as contract negotiations continue. The club, which holds the State Cup, is considering keeping Revivo if no acceptable offers arrive from abroad. Recently, discussions about a contract extension with a significant salary increase have emerged, but several obstacles remain. Currently, Revivo earns 150,000 euros annually, and Maccabi Tel Aviv wants to extend his contract, which still has two years left, in exchange for a pay raise.

However, Revivo and his representatives have made it clear that he does not wish to extend beyond the current contract, as his primary goal is to move to a European club. After a previous transfer saga involving Copenhagen, his salary and situation have not changed, and he remains confident about joining a European team. He believes that if he is not sold this summer, the club might sell him for less next year to avoid losing him on a free transfer.

Despite the ongoing uncertainty, Revivo continues to train and play seriously with Maccabi Tel Aviv. His camp emphasizes that he separates his ambition to move abroad from his commitment to succeed in the current season with the club. The saga is one of the summer's key stories for Maccabi Tel Aviv as they balance the player's desires with their own plans.

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