At the same time, Maccabi Haifa is trying to take advantage of the current situation to put a little more pressure on the captain and are ready to offer him a contract of 550,000 euros per season for three seasons, a contract that will make him the Israeli player who earns the highest salary. "Neta is inclined to leave, but if he was 100% closed on the move by now, he needs to sort out the tax matter," said a source close to the player. "Maccabi Haifa gave him a financial offer that no Israeli had received before."

It should be noted that the deal has already been agreed upon in terms of the clubs, and if Lavi does move to Maccabi Haifa you will receive half a million euros. While the efforts to keep Lavi continue, the Greens are also picking up speed in the Goni Naor sector, as a backup in case Lavi does finally leave the group.