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Maccabi Tel Aviv Opens to Selling Uri Azou to Israeli Clubs Including Beitar Jerusalem
Maccabi Tel Aviv has shifted from vetoing Uri Azou's sale to being open to a permanent transfer, including to Israeli clubs like Beitar Jerusalem. The club values him at 750,000 euros, while the player’s camp seeks a lower price around 350,000 euros.
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What happened
- 01Maccabi Tel Aviv is now open to permanently selling Uri Azou, including to Israeli teams.
- 02Last year, Maccabi vetoed Azou's sale to top Israeli clubs, allowing only loans.
- 03Maccabi values Azou at about 750,000 euros, higher than the player's camp expects.
- 04Beitar Jerusalem has shown preliminary interest but made no official offer yet.
- 05Azou refuses another loan and wants a permanent transfer.
- 06Negotiations focus on bridging the gap between Maccabi's asking price and the player's valuation.
Beitar Jerusalem has shown interest but made no formal offer yet, with Azou preferring a permanent move over another loan.
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