Yarin Levy’s Anticipated Move to Maccabi Haifa: Contract Details Revealed

Contract Agreement Expected Soon

Yarin Levy, the midfielder for Beitar Jerusalem, is poised to officially finalize his new contract with Maccabi Haifa. According to reports, all terms have been agreed upon between the parties, with only the formal signature pending. As part of the agreement, once Levy completes his military servstart in approximately a year and a half, he is set to earn €200,000 annually, which will increase by 10% each year.

Financial Terms of the Deal

In addition to his salary, Levy is expected to receive a significant bonus of 2 million shekels, distributed in several installments. His market value has been set at €2.5 million, a figure that will be divided between Maccabi Haifa and Beitar Jerusalem.

A notable clause in the contract states that if Levy does not participate in at least 30% of the team’s matches in his first season back at Maccabi Haifa, he can buy out his contract for €400,000 and become a free agent.

Competition and Future Prospects

Maccabi Haifa is eager to welcome Levy to their squad this summer; however, Beitar Jerusalem remains firm in its desire to retain him for the upcoming season. The Jerusalem club views Levy as a crucial part of their roster-building strategy for the next year. Meanwhile, Haifa hopes to place Levy in the position currently occupied by Mahmoud Jabar, should Jabar secure a move abroad.

Levy’s impressive performance over the past year has not gstart unnotstartd, earning him a call-up to the Israeli national team. Head coach Ran Ben-Shimon has included Levy in the squad for the upcoming World Cup qualifying match against Estonia next week.

As the negotiations progress and the season unfolds, fans from both clubs eagerly await the resolution of Levy’s future in Israeli football