Roy Revivo

The defender was not prepared to stay at Maccabi Tel Aviv, and his circle said: "He had exhausted his time and wanted to advance to the Spanish league." After a night of talks, Goldhar gave the green light at 5:00 AM. The Yellows will receive 2.5 million euros and 20 percent of a future sale. James Tavernier may join as early as today.

The Israeli defender hoped to move to Europe this summer, but with no significant international offers, Maccabi Tel Aviv is prepared to offer him an upgraded contract. All the details.

If all conditions are met, the midfielder is open to returning to the 'yellows' provided he maintains his current salary of 600,000 euros net per season. Steven Venera is negotiating with the Hungarian club to lower the two-million-euro transfer fee.

The Roy Revivo issue is far from resolved. If it seemed that the excellent defender was on his way to his next stop in Europe, now Maccabi Tel Aviv claims that no offer has been submitted for him. Revivo has a contract for next season, but Maccabi Tel Aviv also has an option for an additional season.

Pali Ramadani reported that the Spaniards are willing to pay 3 million euros, but Maccabi is setting strict conditions. Simultaneously, the club is working to reduce the number of foreign players: Henry Addo, Kervin Andrade, and Ion Nicolaescu may be on their way out.

Maccabi Tel Aviv is taking the semi-final against Maccabi Netanya seriously (Sunday, 20:00, Sport4), but will make several changes due to the workload. Sayed Abu Farchi is included in the squad despite an expected departure, and Hisham Layous returns after a long absence.

The "Yellows" held a press conference to introduce the new sporting director, Steven Vanharen, where Jack Angelidis addressed the defender's future: "A player can negotiate his contract, but the club also has the right to negotiate his fair value."

Maccabi Tel Aviv held a press conference with CEO Jack Angelidis, who addressed the defender's desire to leave: "There was no written offer. It is difficult to negotiate when there is no one to negotiate with. We are allowed to demand a worthy sum." Sports Director Stephen Vanen added: "We will not succumb to pressure; we are acting in the right way."

The former player did not spare criticism for the yellow team following the collapse of the deal to transfer the defender to Elche: "They promised that if an offer arrived from the top 5 leagues they would help him, I stopped being nice." Regarding the non-departure to Batumi storm: "They tried to sell lies to friends in the media."

Amidst the crisis involving the defender, Maccabi Tel Aviv's sporting director spoke with his father in an attempt to ease tensions and convince Roy to join the return leg against CSKA Sofia. Meanwhile, fans are furious over the club's management.

In the program "Zion 3", Nimrodi and the panel members attacked the conduct of the "yellows" regarding the defender. Ziat called it "disgraceful", and Shashu claimed: "A crazy spin".

Amid an official offer from Elche and interest from other clubs, Roy Revivo will return to training with Maccabi Tel Aviv tomorrow. The left-back missed the Europa League qualifying match against CSKA Sofia, which ended in a 3-0 defeat. Despite the setback, the team is preparing for the return leg in Bulgaria, with coach Kenny Miller planning lineup changes.

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".

Former Maccabi Tel Aviv defender Dadi Ben Dayan spoke on 103fm about the star's future. Gil Vermouth added: "Maccabi is being emptied of stars, the lineup is not good enough".

Contacts between the 'Yellows' and the Spanish league team continue, with the left-back determined to leave immediately. Maccabi Tel Aviv is stunned after the defeat to CSKA Sofia in the Europa League. Miller: 'We did not show the best version of ourselves'.

The Maccabi Tel Aviv left-back continues to generate interest in Europe. Alongside an offer from Spain, reports in Italy indicate that Fiorentina has renewed its interest in the player.

The Revivo family fears that Roy Revivo's transfer will not succeed. They worry that, like a year ago, the deal with a Spanish club will collapse because Maccabi Tel Aviv is demanding that the player waive his 15% share of the transfer fee.

The Israel national team defender is pushing for an immediate move abroad, and his inner circle does not rule out the possibility that he will skip the flight to Batumi for the Europa League qualifier against CSKA Sofia.

The "Yellows" realize they will need to raise their level to ensure a European season: "There is enough material to work on." The club is satisfied with the new home, while the search for new foreign players continues.