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Russian Premier League Club Offers €1.5 Million for Hapoel Be'er Sheva's Abu Romi

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First reported by N12 · 26 minutes ago

What happened

Russian Premier League club Akron Tolyatti offered Hapoel Be'er Sheva €1.5 million for winger Mohammed Abu Romi, including a €700,000 annual salary. Be'er Sheva declined the offer, keeping the 22-year-old player for the upcoming season. Abu Romi joined Be'er Sheva in 2026 and contributed to their recent championship win.

  • 01Akron Tolyatti offered €1.5 million to Hapoel Be'er Sheva for Mohammed Abu Romi.
  • 02Hapoel Be'er Sheva refused to sell Abu Romi and plans to keep him this season.
  • 03The Russian club proposed a €700,000 annual salary for Abu Romi, much higher than his current €170,000.
  • 04Abu Romi joined Be'er Sheva in February 2026 on a three-and-a-half-year contract without a release clause.
  • 05Last season, Abu Romi had 35 league appearances with five goals and seven assists.
  • 06Akron Tolyatti recently promoted to Russia's top league and finished 13th last season.

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N12Center · Hebrew26 minutes ago
Russian Premier League Club Offers €1.5 Million for Hapoel Be'er Sheva's Abu Romi
MakoCenter · Hebrew26 minutes ago
Russian Premier League Club Offers Big Money for Hapoel Be'er Sheva's Abu Romi

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