Maccabi Haifa's Record Offer for Lucas Assadi Rejected by Chilean Club
Maccabi Haifa recently made a substantial bid to acquire Lucas Assadi from Universidad de Chile, aiming to finalize negotiations after previously pursuing the player last season. According to Chilean sources, the Israeli club's offer was among the highest in its history, amounting to $1.8 million for 70 percent of Assadi's rights. Despite the significant sum, the proposal was ultimately declined by the Chilean club. This offer is notable as one of the largest in Maccabi Haifa's history, following their recent acquisition of another player, Bruninho, for $2 million, making him the second most expensive foreign player in the club's records. The club continues to actively engage in high-profile transfers to strengthen its squad for the upcoming season.
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