Panathinaikos Joins Race to Sign Hapoel Be'er Sheva Midfielder Kings Kangwa
Panathinaikos has joined AEK Athens in pursuing Hapoel Be'er Sheva midfielder Kings Kangwa, potentially increasing the transfer fee above 4 million euros. The transfer is delayed until after Be'er Sheva's Champions League qualifier against Vikingur, as Be'er Sheva wants Kangwa to play in the upcoming matches. The deal with AEK was nearly canceled due to UEFA rules on player eligibility in qualifiers.
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- Panathinaikos joins AEK Athens in competing for Kings Kangwa from Hapoel Be'er Sheva.
- AEK offered about 4 million euros but wanted Kangwa to join immediately.
- Be'er Sheva refused to release Kangwa before Champions League qualifiers against Vikingur.
- The transfer is postponed until after Be'er Sheva's second-leg match against Vikingur.
- UEFA rules prevent players from playing qualifiers for two different clubs.
- Panathinaikos' interest may raise the transfer fee above AEK's offer.
According to a source in Greece, Panathinaikos has entered the competition to sign Kings Kangwa, the Zambian midfielder currently playing for Hapoel Be'er Sheva. This development adds the Athens-based club to the ongoing battle with another local team, AEK Athens, which is already close to securing Kangwa's transfer. The deal with AEK was expected to be finalized this week but was postponed until after Be'er Sheva's second-leg match against Vikingur of Iceland in the UEFA Champions League qualifiers.
AEK had offered approximately 4 million euros for Kangwa and wanted him to join immediately. However, Be'er Sheva refused, insisting that Kangwa remain available for the upcoming European fixtures. From Be'er Sheva's perspective, Kangwa's departure is inevitable, but the interest from Panathinaikos could drive the transfer fee above AEK's initial offer.
Previously, the transfer was nearly canceled because AEK demanded that Kangwa not participate in the Champions League qualifiers with Be'er Sheva. This was problematic since UEFA rules prevent a player from representing two different clubs in the qualifying rounds, allowing a switch only at the group stage if the player qualifies with the new team.
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