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Dinamo Bucharest Intensifies Bid for Beitar Jerusalem Midfielder Ailson Tabarsh

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First reported by N12 · 2 hours ago

What happened

Dinamo Bucharest has increased its offer for Beitar Jerusalem midfielder Ailson Tabarsh, proposing compensation beyond his contract. Beitar Jerusalem seeks either a loan or transfer fee for the player, who continues training with the club amid ongoing negotiations.

  • 01Dinamo Bucharest has upgraded its offer for Beitar Jerusalem midfielder Ailson Tabarsh.
  • 02The Romanian club now proposes compensation to Beitar Jerusalem beyond covering Tabarsh's contract.
  • 03Beitar Jerusalem wants either a loan deal or a transfer fee for Tabarsh's departure.
  • 04Beitar Jerusalem bought Tabarsh last summer for $200,000 and seeks appropriate compensation.
  • 05Tabarsh remains with Beitar Jerusalem and trains with the team during negotiations.
  • 06No final agreement has been reached yet between the clubs.

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N12Center · Hebrew2 hours ago
Dinamo Bucharest Intensifies Bid for Beitar Jerusalem Midfielder Ailson Tabarsh
MakoCenter · Hebrew2 hours ago
Dinamo Bucharest Intensifies Bid for Beitar Jerusalem Midfielder Ailson Tabarsh

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