Yarin Abuchatzira Extends Contract with Maccabi Netanya: "A Central Part of the Future We Are Building"
The 16-year-old talent of the yellow-blacks has signed a four-year extension with the team. Club owner Ross Kastin: "This is a great source of pride for the club and proof of the path we believe in."
Maccabi Netanya continues its preparations for the Premier League season opener while keeping an eye on the future. On Tuesday, the club announced the extension of Yarin Abuchatzira's contract through the 2030 season. The 16-year-old, a product of the club's youth academy, will continue to wear the yellow-black kit and serve as an anchor for the team's present and future.
"I am very happy with the contract extension of Yarin Abuchatzira," said club owner Ross Kastin. "Yarin is not only the promising present of Maccabi Netanya, but a central part of the future we are building here. Seeing a player who grew up and developed in our youth department continue with us is a great source of pride for the club and proof of the path we believe in. This signing reflects the aspirations and vision of Maccabi Netanya for the coming years."
Club CEO Gil Lev added during the signing ceremony: "I thank Reut and Shimon Abuchatzira for entrusting Yarin to us and for their trust in the professional path we have outlined for him. Heartfelt thanks to Roni Levy for leading the professional project in which Yarin is destined to find his place. The negotiations, accompanied by Nir Amir, were friendly and shared a common goal, and I am happy they were completed with great success. We are confident that with the help of the professional staff, we will enjoy a journey that the Maccabi Netanya fan base will appreciate."
