Barak Abramov Preparing Major Deal: "For a High Sum"
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.
Beitar Jerusalem owner Barak Abramov is aiming high ahead of the 2026/2027 season and shows no signs of slowing down in strengthening the team. Having already signed several prominent players—including Tomer Yosefi, Eugene Ansah, Shon Weissman, Noam Mucha, Daniel Worku, and Nevo Shado—the Jerusalem club is now on the verge of another prestigious move.
According to a report by journalist Moti Pshechatzki, Beitar Jerusalem has drawn conclusions following their elimination from Europe and has made a major shift in plans. While until two weeks ago the club focused on adding another foreign defender alongside Bryan Carabali and Luka Gadrani, it has now been decided to prioritize the front line by signing a top-tier attacking midfielder with a "high sum" salary.
To this end, Abramov has allocated a special salary budget of up to one million shekels (approximately 300,000 euros) to bolster the position for the remainder of the season. Should a player with an impressive resume be identified, the owner is prepared to purchase him outright or secure him on a loan deal with a purchase option, depending on the professional staff's requirements—a move expected to further increase the total expenditure.
Abramov's decision to continue opening his wallet is part of his commitment to the fans to keep investing in the club as long as the stands remain full. After the Jerusalem faithful showed solid support by purchasing over 20,000 season tickets for the upcoming campaign, Abramov is proving that he keeps his word and continues to invest in building a glittering squad.
