Summary courtesy of “Sport1”
After a fairly long saga with many ups and downs, the deal of Aden Kartsev to Dynamo Moscow was officially closed. The player will leave Netanya after signing for five years, during which he will earn about 600 thousand euros per year. He will receive his salary in rubles, but according to the current exchange rate of the euro, after an agreement was reached on this matter through his agents Avi Nemani and Boaz Goren.
Behind the scenes, coach Slavisha Jokanovic pressed for the deal to be done and it was decided that Tania would transfer his international release on Monday, upon receipt of the first payment. As part of the transaction, Netanya will receive 2.8 million euros in two payments, the first will be in the amount of 1.3 million euros and will be transferred as mentioned this coming Monday, and the second will be in the amount of an additional 1.5 million euros on 5.5.23.
If the second payment is not made on time, Karatsev will automatically return to Maccabi Netanya. In any case, according to the summary, the Diamonds will receive another 15 percent as part of the deal in the event of a future sale of the player. The club emphasized that “the signed agreement is conditional upon the receipt in Israel of the funds from the Russian group as a condition for the agreement to enter into force”
520,000 euros will be transferred to Maccabi Tel Aviv, which held a percentage in the sale of Kartsev following the transaction in which Gabi Kanikovsky was transferred to Maccabi Tel Aviv. The Yellow-Blues will also earn solidarity fees from the deal, with the one who will take on the solidarity fees being Kartsev himself, this when it comes to several tens of thousands of euros that will be added to the 520 thousand that will be transferred to the Yellows from Tel Aviv.
The Maccabi Netanya football club concluded the sale of Aden Kartsev to the Dynamo Moscow team. The signed agreement is conditioned on the receipt in Israel of the funds from the Russian group as a condition for the agreement to enter into force. pic.twitter.com/s6CsJ4bZ4f
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