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Israeli Football Clubs Profit Millions from Secondary Player Transfers

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First reported by N12 · Aug 26, 2026

What happened

Israeli football clubs like Maccabi Haifa and Maccabi Tel Aviv have earned millions from secondary transfers of former players through sell-on clauses and solidarity payments, marking a strategic shift in player sales and recruitment policies. This new market is expected to grow, providing clubs with significant future revenues.

  • 01Israeli clubs earned millions from sell-on clauses of former players this summer.
  • 02Maccabi Haifa gained 3.6 million euros from Anan Khalaily’s transfer.
  • 03Maccabi Tel Aviv earned about 1.2 million euros from Daniel Peretz and Parfait Guiagon.
  • 04FIFA solidarity payments also benefit youth academies like Neve Yosef.
  • 05Disputes over sell-on percentages can delay transfers, as with Roy Revivo.
  • 06This strategy influences clubs to invest in young players for future profits.

Summary translated & synthesized from the sources below by baba. Read each original for the full report.

In this story
People
Daniel Peretz
OrganizationsMaccabi Haifa, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Maccabi Petah Tikva, Beitar Jerusalem, FIFA, Saint-Étienne, Crystal Palace, Elche
PlacesIsrael, London, France, Spain

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N12Center · HebrewAug 26, 2026
Israeli Football Clubs Profit Millions from Secondary Player Transfers
MakoCenter · HebrewAug 26, 2026
Israeli Football Clubs Profit Millions from Secondary Player Transfers and Solidarity Fees

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