Football Transfer

Young striker Sayed Abu Farchi completes a high-profile move to the MLS and will join the Colorado Rapids after agreeing to waive a portion of his future sale percentage to secure his release.

Representatives of the Ferencváros midfielder clarify: "There isn't even the beginning of negotiations". The Yellows will have to invest huge sums to bring back the midfielder, who earns 600,000 euros per season and is under contract in Hungary.

Colorado Rapids offered six million dollars while Maccabi Tel Aviv demands eight, and now a structure is being examined to bridge the gap using an additional million dollars in bonuses, similar to the deal in which the yellow-clad striker was sold to the New England Revolution last year.

Italian reports suggest that Torino, having sent a scout to watch the young striker against Sheriff Tiraspol, may attempt to sign him. Genoa is also impressed, but Maccabi Tel Aviv will not accept less than 6 million euros.

Will Roy Revivo complete his move to Elche this week? Media in Valencia have defined the coming days as decisive regarding the deal, given that the club's first offer of less than 2 million euros was rejected by Maccabi Tel Aviv. Since then, the offer has been improved to 3.3 million euros for the left-back, with Elche hoping to meet the demands of the "yellows".

According to reports from Greece, the AEK Athens sporting director attempted to bargain with the Israeli club even after an agreement had been reached. Hapoel Be'er Sheva CEO Nir Katz was furious and refused to proceed: "We won't sell him even for 10 million euros."

The player of the season is leaving Hapoel Be'er Sheva after two successful years. The club is set to receive 3.8 million euros, with the fee potentially rising to 4.5 million including bonuses. The midfielder will depart after the second leg against Vikingur.

Dutch-Surinamese defender Nigel Lonwijk has officially signed a three-year contract with Maccabi Haifa following his transfer from English club Wolverhampton. The player expressed his excitement to join the "biggest club in Israel" and his commitment to helping the team achieve its goals.

Greek media explains: AEK backed out of the Zambian because he was "burned" for European competition after the match against Vikingur, but "the Greens do not care that he will not be able to play in Europe."