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Maccabi Haifa Defender Lisav Issat to Leave Training Camp for Bristol City Transfer

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First reported by Mako · 36 minutes ago

What happened

Maccabi Haifa defender Lisav Issat is leaving the Hungarian training camp to finalize his transfer to Bristol City for 2.5 million euros. The club is negotiating to sign Huddersfield's Radinio Balcer as a replacement and monitoring Elad Amir's recovery to decide on further defensive reinforcements.

  • 01Lisav Issat is leaving Maccabi Haifa's training camp to secure a work permit for Bristol City.
  • 02Bristol City will pay 2.5 million euros for Issat, who holds a Romanian passport.
  • 03Maccabi Haifa is negotiating with Huddersfield's Radinio Balcer to strengthen defense.
  • 04Personal terms with Balcer are agreed; transfer fee discussions are ongoing.
  • 05The club is monitoring Elad Amir's rehabilitation and may sign another defender if needed.
  • 06Pedro's uncertain return increases the urgency to recruit a foreign defender.

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MakoCenter · Hebrew36 minutes ago
Maccabi Haifa Defender Lisav Issat to Leave Training Camp for Bristol City Transfer
N12Center · Hebrew36 minutes ago
Maccabi Haifa Defender Lisav Issat Set to Leave for Bristol City Amid Transfer Talks

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