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Kings Kangwa Bids Farewell to Hapoel Be'er Sheva Ahead of Panathinaikos Transfer Kings Kangwa is transferring from Hapoel Be'er Sheva to Panathinaikos for four million euros, ending a successful two-year stint in Israel. He thanked the club and fans in a farewell message, highlighting his achievements including a State Cup and league title. Be'er Sheva is now seeking a replacement midfielder.
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What happened 01 Kings Kangwa is transferring from Hapoel Be'er Sheva to Panathinaikos for four million euros. 02 The deal includes bonuses for winning the Greek league and European competition progress. 03 Kangwa thanked teammates, staff, and fans in a farewell social media post. 04 He helped Be'er Sheva win the State Cup and first league title in eight years. 05 Kangwa scored 29 goals and made 19 assists in 83 appearances over two seasons. 06 Be'er Sheva is searching for a new foreign central midfielder to replace him. Translated and summarized by baba from N12 , the latest report. Read N12’s original The coverage
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