Transfers

Once they were suspended for a free meal, today they make millions without leaving campus. So it's no wonder football and basketball players want to return for another season in college. The problem: the leagues are threatening penalties.

Despite the elimination from the Conference League qualifiers, the Maccabi Tel Aviv owner intends to sign a right winger in an expensive deal. Details of the contract have been revealed.

Aston Villa sold players for 353 million euros this summer - just below the record set by Monaco in 2018/19. Manchester City is also still in the race.

A severe injury to Manuel Benson during the Toto Cup has forced Maccabi Haifa to shift its transfer strategy. The club has decided to prioritize signing a foreign winger, leaving disappointed candidate Kwasi Sibo on the sidelines.

The two giants are preparing for significant reinforcements just before the season kicks off. The Red Devils have submitted a £65 million bid for Brighton midfielder Carlos Balba, while Arsenal is nearing a deal for Aston Villa defender Ezri Konsa, valued at £60 million.

Mitch Goldhar is ready to invest: ahead of the 2026/2027 season, Maccabi Tel Aviv has set its sights on winger Thibaud Baeten to replace Amir Sahiti. All the details.

The Greens are optimistic about the midfielder's loan, a move that will solve the registration problem for Novakovich. In Haifa, they are demanding 150,000 euros — and what will the purchase option amount be?

Barak Abramov is digging deep into his pockets: following their European elimination, Beitar Jerusalem is shifting focus and allocating a significant budget for a top-tier attacking midfielder. All the details.

Jack Anglidis claimed that Mitch Goldhar continues to invest and is willing to absorb financial losses, but the numbers present a different picture: in the last three years, Maccabi Tel Aviv has brought in 41.7 million euros from selling players and spent only 21.6 million on acquisitions. And this summer? A record low.

In England, it is reported that Galatasaray is planning to offer around 43 million pounds for the captain of the Red Devils, who for their part do not intend to let him go. Atletico Madrid, Juventus, and Milan are also monitoring.

Yoav Koren will complete his move to Maccabi Petah Tikva, which hoped to sign him earlier this summer. Mor Siman Tov, who also hoped to stay, will likely be sent to Ironi Kiryat Shmona.

Barcelona is satisfied with the 5:2 win over Basel in preparation, but the coach admitted: "We need a few more additions." Jesse Bisiwu stole the show and may be used as a false nine later in the season.

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.

Maccabi Tel Aviv wants to loan the midfielder to a European club, but his agent is pushing for a return to South America, even to the Brazilian second division. The disagreement is delaying the opening of a spot for another foreign player on the roster.

Players who want to leave and are already sitting on their suitcases, reinforcements that don't arrive, a disgruntled locker room, and management that recycles clichés instead of bringing solutions. Maccabi Tel Aviv is starting another season in a heavy fog, while rivals are already opening a significant managerial and professional lead over them.

Moti Krispil will continue to serve as interim coach in the Toto Cup ranking match against Maccabi Petah Tikva. Itamar Shviro, Kais Ghanem, Ondrej Baco, and four suspended players will not be available.

The Yellows do not want to freeze the Moldovan striker, who will only be able to return to the pitch in November, and are close to loaning him to a team outside of Israel. The winger will be loaned to a Portuguese team, thereby allowing the Cup holder to clear a spot to add another foreign player.

Against the backdrop of reports that the Israel national team midfielder might leave Red Star Belgrade, we analyzed which Israeli clubs could financially afford his transfer. Despite the rumors, the player prefers to continue his career in Europe.

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."

Serbian media claim that the arrival of new coach Albert Riera could signal the exit of the Israeli national team midfielder from Red Star Belgrade, and that Israeli clubs have already expressed interest in the former Maccabi Haifa player.

The 30-year-old Serbian defender was released a few days ago from Alaves, which cited a significant decline in his performance. If he joins, it will be on a free transfer.

According to "Mundo Deportivo", the La Liga champion is optimistic regarding the signing of Rodri and Julian Alvarez and is currently not considering alternatives.

Following the sale of Mika Godts, Ajax plans to sign five players, including two wingers. "Jordi will not settle for anything less than a championship, he wants to win immediately," reports suggest.

Mohamed Salah, Romelu Lukaku, and Nathan Ake are among the stars joining the Turkish league, which now boasts squads rivaling top European divisions. Fenerbahce and Besiktas have invested heavily to challenge four-time defending champion Galatasaray, while Israeli player Dia Saba makes his mark with newly promoted Amedspor.

Dutch media claim that the "Yellows" have already submitted an offer to Go Ahead Eagles for Thibaud Verlinden, and although they were rejected, they continue to hold talks in order to sign him.

The club doubts it can add new foreign players before the Champions League playoffs begin. The squad that defeated Red Star Belgrade is expected to remain unchanged for the match against Sabah. Matan Baltaxa returns from suspension, but Pedro Amador is likely to keep his starting spot.

Shahar, who had his career-best season last year with 13 goals (second on the team only to Dor Peretz), is very disappointed with his current salary. Despite the significant interest he is attracting in the MLS, it appears that Maccabi Tel Aviv will not allow him to leave in the current window.

A significant deal is emerging for Hapoel Be'er Sheva: following a series of signings from abroad and the local league, the club is working on another impressive defensive reinforcement on a free transfer.

The Saudi club submitted a massive offer for the Nigerian striker, but faced a firm refusal from the Turkish champions. Al-Hilal, seeking a replacement for Darwin Nunez, has already signed Crysencio Summerville this summer for £60 million.

The club believes that qualifying for at least the Europa League and the resulting financial influx will boost efforts to sign a center-back and an attacking midfielder, allowing them to re-engage with players who previously declined offers or were deemed too expensive.

Summer 2026 is shaping up to be historic for the Premier League and Israeli football, with revenues from player sales already nearing 20 million euros and more major deals expected.

Coach Ran Kozuch is searching for two foreign signings, with owner Alona Barkat demanding proven talent to significantly upgrade the squad. The club is accelerating contract talks with Eliel Peretz, while Lucas Ventura has confirmed his commitment to the team, citing the allure of the Champions League.

The striker will fly with Maccabi Tel Aviv to Bulgaria for the second leg of the Europa League third qualifying round on Thursday (21:00), after which he will head to the USA to officially join the MLS side.

Following Manor Solomon, West Ham may add another big name to their attacking line. The Hammers are considering a surprising move to sign 39-year-old Jamie Vardy, who became a free agent after leaving the Italian club Cremonese.

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.

Endrick is expected to remain at Real Madrid for the upcoming season, despite interest from several clubs in Europe, led by Aston Villa. The decision was made jointly by the player, Jose Mourinho, and the club, with it being decided that the young Brazilian's situation will be re-evaluated in January.

The Haifa club officially announced the joining of Nigerian striker William Agada. During his career, the striker has scored over 60 goals and brings with him an impressive resume and rich experience.

In ten days, without the national team players, Itoudis' team will begin its training, but its roster has not yet been closed. The club is examining the market of players waived from the NBA, while one of the players whose name came up is expected to sign in Spain instead.

The Liverpool manager is concerned after the loss in his first match on the sidelines at Anfield: "We have a lot more work to do." Will Araujo manage to solve the problems in defense?

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".

According to "AS", Jose Mourinho understood the midfielder's decision to prefer Barcelona, and the club insists that they did not even speak with Manchester City regarding him. And what about adding an alternative midfielder?

Omer Peretz's team continues to look for reinforcements for the center of the defense after the Diego Arroyo deal stalled due to Shakhtar Donetsk's refusal to release him. At the same time, the club is waiting for loan players from top clubs and is following developments surrounding Chipungu Songa.

Arsenal announced on Saturday the signing of Bruno Guimarães on a four-year contract with an option for an additional season. According to reports, the Gunners paid Newcastle approximately £75 million for the Brazilian national team midfielder. The 28-year-old, who became a club icon, stated that the move is difficult but he is ready for a new challenge.

Liverpool is close to completing a deal to sign Barcelona and Uruguay defender Ronald Araujo on a one-season loan. The agreement includes a purchase option, and the 27-year-old is expected to join the squad this weekend.

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".

For Beitar to succeed in moving up in the table, Almog Cohen will need to prevent ego wars and find another defensive midfielder. Barak Abramov must keep Luka Gadrani at almost any cost. Without these conditions, Beitar will return to being a team whose glass ceiling is just a ticket to Europe.

One of the most intriguing issues of the transfer window in Spain is becoming complicated: according to a report in the Catalan "Sport", negotiations between Real Madrid and Manchester City midfielder Rodri have hit a dead end, and at the moment his move to the Santiago Bernabeu is not on the agenda.

The Reds have been in contact recently with Jasiel Rivero, who played for the Yellows for two years. The backup center position is the last one remaining before the roster is finalized. The team is expected to participate in a preseason tournament in Italy — these are the opponents they will face.

After numerous delays, Maccabi Tel Aviv continues to finalize its roster for the 2026/27 season. C14 has learned that American guard Cason Wallace has agreed to a two-year deal worth approximately $1.2 million per season, set to replace Lonnie Walker.

While the 'yellows' are negotiating the sale of Roy Revivo, reports in Serbia claim the club tried to sign Lazar Randjelovic, but was turned down.