Kings Kangwa
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Until the last moment: The attempt to keep Kangwa before his transfer to Panathinaikos
Just before the major transfer of Kings Kangwa to Panathinaikos was finalized, Hapoel Be'er Sheva attempted to reach an agreement with the Greek club and the player himself to keep him for the two upcoming Champions League qualifying matches against Red Star Belgrade. The club was willing to waive part of the 4 million euro transfer fee, but both the Greek club and the player declined.
Official: Kings Kangwa signs four-year deal with Panathinaikos
The Zambian midfielder who led Hapoel Be'er Sheva to a league title and a State Cup victory has officially joined the Greek powerhouse. The club expressed its gratitude for his contributions.
Avi Nimni claims: Hapoel Be'er Sheva needs to do something it has never done before
The former star and agent told 103FM: "They need someone of Kangwa's caliber, and such a player needs to be paid 2.5 million euros". And also: Why did he choose Hapoel Kfar Shalem for his son? Listen.
"Why not top 2?": Tzion 3 ranks Kangwa's place among the greats
Ahead of his final match for the champions, the panel members compared the Zambian to Nwakaeme, Rosso, and other stars. Nimrodi: "His specific weight in Be'er Sheva is greater than that of Chery in Haifa."
The replacement for Kangwa: AEK Athens reached an agreement with Lovro Majer
Fabrizio Romano reports that the Croatian midfielder is expected to leave Wolfsburg and join the Greek champion for more than 6 million euros.
A fatal mistake: How Hapoel Be'er Sheva torpedoed the Kings Kangwa deal
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."
Ventura and Kangwa Fined for Late Arrival to Hapoel Be'er Sheva Training
Kings Kangwa and Lucas Ventura have been fined for arriving late to Hapoel Be'er Sheva's pre-season training camp. Under club policy, the players were charged 1,000 euros for each day of delay.