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Reports: Father of Maccabi Haifa Player Eyes Purchase of Romanian Club
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First reported by N12 · Jun 11, 2026
What happened
A report in GSP says Aviv Issat, the father of Maccabi Haifa player Lisav Issat, is exploring a takeover of Romanian club UTA Arad with a group of investors. The club has also been denied a UEFA license because of its debts, and Steaua Bucharest replaced it in the Conference League playoff place.
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