Israeli Football Clubs Profit Millions from Secondary Player Transfers

דווח לראשונה בN12 · Aug 26, 2026

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Israeli football clubs like Maccabi Haifa and Maccabi Tel Aviv have earned millions from secondary transfers of former players through sell-on clauses and solidarity payments, marking a strategic shift in player sales and recruitment policies. This new market is expected to grow, providing clubs with significant future revenues.

• 01Israeli clubs earned millions from sell-on clauses of former players this summer.
• 02Maccabi Haifa gained 3.6 million euros from Anan Khalaily’s transfer.
• 03Maccabi Tel Aviv earned about 1.2 million euros from Daniel Peretz and Parfait Guiagon.
• 04FIFA solidarity payments also benefit youth academies like Neve Yosef.
• 05Disputes over sell-on percentages can delay transfers, as with Roy Revivo.
• 06This strategy influences clubs to invest in young players for future profits.

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