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Dinamo Bucharest Offers to Cover Tabarsh's Salary, Not Transfer Fee, in Bid to Join Beitar Jerusalem
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First reported by Mako · Jul 1, 2026
What happened
Dinamo Bucharest has offered to pay Ailson Tabarsh's salary but not the transfer fee to Beitar Jerusalem, which refuses to waive the fee. Other Israeli clubs are also interested but want the transfer without a fee. Tabarsh remains with Beitar as all sides seek a satisfactory resolution.
- 01Dinamo Bucharest wants to sign Ailson Tabarsh but only offers to pay his salary, not the transfer fee.
- 02Beitar Jerusalem insists on receiving a transfer fee for Tabarsh, refusing to waive it.
- 03Israeli clubs Hapoel Haifa, Hapoel Ramat Gan, Ironi Tiberias, and Hapoel Jerusalem also want Tabarsh without paying a fee.
- 04Tabarsh continues training with Beitar Jerusalem and remains part of the team.
- 05Beitar aims to find a professional and financial solution acceptable to all parties.
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