Maccabi Tel Aviv star receives official inquiry from Italian league club
Sayed Abu Farchi is attracting interest from Italy, with Torino showing the most seriousness by approaching the Cup holder regarding the player. His entourage stated: 'We are trying and pushing, but in the end, Maccabi decides, not us.'
After reports emerged that several clubs from the Italian league are interested in Maccabi Tel Aviv striker Sayed Abu Farchi and even sent scouts to watch him in the second leg against Sheriff Tiraspol in the Europa League, Torino has shown the most seriousness and officially approached the Cup holder regarding the player.
Despite the signing of Aster Sokler, from Maccabi Tel Aviv's perspective, Abu Farchi will not be released unless an offer arrives that cannot be refused and that will 'shuffle all the cards.' The club has not yet published an official price tag for the young striker, but it seems they will try to maximize profits and ask for over 5 million euros.
In Abu Farchi's entourage, they hope that Maccabi Tel Aviv will recognize the talented striker's desire to take a significant step and advance both financially and professionally in Europe:
'We are trying and pushing, but in the end, Maccabi decides, not us.'
Even if Abu Farchi does not end up leaving for Europe this coming summer, it seems that even at Maccabi Tel Aviv, they are beginning to understand that it will be difficult to keep the talented striker in their ranks for much longer, as many teams in Europe are showing interest in him.
