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Reports: Amir Sahiti does not want to stay with Maccabi Tel Aviv amid security concerns
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100% centerFirst reported by N12 · Jun 14, 2026
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What happened
German reports say Amir Sahiti wants to leave Maccabi Tel Aviv because the security situation in Israel is weighing on him personally. Maccabi had a 500,000-euro option to sign him permanently, but did not act without his approval, and he has now asked agents to find another club.
- 01Sahiti reportedly does not want to stay at Maccabi Tel Aviv because of security concerns.
- 02He has asked his agents to find him a new club.
- 03Maccabi had a 500,000-euro purchase option until early June.
- 04The league was suspended for six weeks during the Middle East war.
- 05If he finds no club, he could return to Hamburg, though unlikely.
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