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Maccabi Tel Aviv Receives $6 Million Offer from Colorado Rapids for Young Star Said Abu Farhi

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First reported by Mako · 6 hours ago

What happened

Maccabi Tel Aviv is negotiating with MLS club Colorado Rapids over a $6 million offer for 20-year-old forward Said Abu Farhi, with talks aiming to settle near $7 million. Abu Farhi and his family own part of his rights, which may affect the deal. European interest exists but is less financially competitive. The transfer would continue a trend of Israeli players moving to MLS.

01Colorado Rapids offered $6 million for Maccabi Tel Aviv's 20-year-old forward Said Abu Farhi.
02Maccabi Tel Aviv demands around $8 million, with negotiations possibly settling near $7 million.
03Abu Farhi and his family hold 17.5% of his player rights, which may need to be waived.
04Italian club Torino is interested but has not matched MLS financial offers.
05If completed, Abu Farhi would follow Dor Turgeman's path to MLS last summer.
06Colorado Rapids are owned by Stan Kroenke, who also owns Arsenal and other U.S. sports teams.

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