Maccabi Haifa Gains €100,000 Bonus After Hapoel Be'er Sheva Misses Champions League

Hapoel Be'er Sheva suffered a major disappointment after narrowly missing qualification for the UEFA Champions League, relegating them to the Europa League group stage instead. This setback for the southern Israeli club was felt across Israeli football. However, Maccabi Haifa found a silver lining following the Azerbaijani club Sabah's qualification to the Champions League. Due to a clause in the transfer agreement made this summer when Haifa sold Sabrina to Sabah, Maccabi Haifa is entitled to a €100,000 bonus payment triggered by Sabah's advancement to the Champions League.

Separately, Maccabi Haifa is actively seeking to strengthen their squad by signing a right-wing player to enhance their attacking options. The club aims to find a player capable of partnering effectively with Bronninio to boost their offensive play. Meanwhile, the coaching staff is preparing for the upcoming match against Maccabi Tel Aviv, deliberating on the best lineup and tactical formation to face their major rivals.