Raz Amir
Oscar Gloch (Radad Jabara)
Oscar Gloch He is the hottest and most talked about Israeli player in the world transfer market, but it seems that now there is one team that wants him a little more than the rest. Red Bull Salzburg from the Austrian league is interested in the services of the Maccabi Tel Aviv midfielder as early as January, ONE learned for the first time this evening (Saturday).
The Austrian champions for the past nine years are willing to pay €7 million for the services of the 18-year-old star, with the Yellows expected to receive a formal offer later this week, with the window closing at the end of the month. The salary that the Austrians are willing to pay Gloch is 600 thousand euros net, when with bonuses the contract can reach about 1 million euros per season. The contract they want to close with the midfielder is for four years. In case of a deal for Gloch, Maccabi Tel Aviv will go for Mohamed Kanaan from MS Ashdod.
In addition, Salzburg’s desire to add Gloch is one of the reasons why the player did not want to accept the offer of the Italian Udinese. As a result, this season’s game against Maccabi Haifa may be Gloch’s last game in the yellow uniform.
Salzburg currently leads the Austrian league with 39 points after 16 rounds – 6 more than second-placed Sturm Graz. On February 16, the team will meet Roma in the Europa League playoffs and its ranks include a number of big stars such as the Slovenian striker Benjamin Sesko, the Swiss Noah Okafor and the Croatian Luka Sucic (20) who plays in Gloch’s position, but is destined to be sold to a bigger club for a lot of money.
Salzburg is known for being a hotbed of young talent, where, among other things, it produced big names such as Arling Holland, who currently stars in Manchester City and moved from the Austrian champions to Borussia Dortmund, also Dominik Soboslai who plays like Gloch as an attacking midfielder and currently stars in the twin sister from Germany Leipzig, and Karim Adeyemi who plays He is also in Dortmund. Also, Mons Davor made a breakthrough with the Austrians and moved from there to Seville.
