Will Yarin Levi leave Maccabi Haifa? "Efforts are being made to sell him abroad"

Against the backdrop of Maccabi Haifa's worrying start to the season, Yarin Levi's future remains uncertain. The 103FM sports program discussed the situation of the midfielder, who returned to the club this summer after two successful years at Beitar Jerusalem. According to the panel, Levi is in a delicate position, and there is still a possibility that he will move abroad this summer. At this stage, it should be noted that Levi has not yet signed the contract offered to him by the "Greens".

Moshe Primo addressed the player's mindset:

"Yarin Levi, if you ask him deep down, says: 'I want to play for Beitar Jerusalem'. What is happening between the clubs? Beitar still holds a percentage of his future sale. I know there are efforts to get him abroad. Almog Cohen told me he would be sold, but in the end, he was not."

Walla correspondent Ofir Saar explained the financial breakdown:

"If he is sold, 10% goes to the player, 45% to Maccabi Haifa, and 45% to Beitar. Perhaps to facilitate the move, he will waive his 10%. His release clause stands at 2.5 million euros. If an offer of 1.6 or 1.7 million euros arrives, one could ask Barak Abramov and Yaakov Shahar to accommodate the deal, and then it might be possible to finalize it."

Saar added: "Maccabi Haifa is a big club, but it is not easy to be there when the fans are looking for someone to blame." Walla correspondent Yaniv Tuchman noted: "I know he still aspires to be sold."

In conclusion, the panel addressed the possibility of an MLS move: "In January he could have already been in MLS, but he wanted to win a championship with Beitar. Early in the summer, they rejected MLS because they wanted Europe. Now, MLS is back on the agenda. Once a suitable offer comes, if Yankele Shahar accommodates him, knowing it will be hard for him to succeed at Maccabi Haifa, the move could happen."