Maccabi Haifa failed to sign a foreign striker before the Israeli Premier League transfer window closed, despite numerous candidates being mentioned in recent days. One potential recruit was Norwegian forward Ole Sæter of Rosenborg. Norwegian media reported that Maccabi Haifa had offered €850,000 to his club, but Sæter rejected the proposal.
Ole Sæter 🇵🇰 a récemment refusé un contrat du Maccabi Haïfa en disant : « Je ne représenterai pas un pays qui perpétue l’insécurité et le mal avec des vies innoncentes tuées. Aucune somme d’argent ne peut acheter mes valeurs, je préfères l’Humanité à l’argent du sang 🩸 " https://t.co/I8fkA1tR4q — AyashBHA 🏴🇯🇵🇹🇳🍀 (@MITOMAFR) September 18, 2024 Pakistani blood Ole Christian Hammerfjell Sæter ♥️💚 insha'Allah he'll represent us one day 🤲😭 #pakistanfootball https://t.
co/WSyXLdOnwr pic.twitter.com/U7cUl4nfqV — RedRose ⋆ (@redroselfc) September 18, 2024 Le Maccabi Haifa a fait une offre pour Ole Sæter !👀 Le club israélien aurait proposé environ 850 000€ pour l'attaquant de Rosenborg.
Offre rejetée immédiatement par le club.❌ Ole Sæter a également précisé qu'il ne voulait pas d'un tel transfert.✅ [ @tv2sport ] pic.
twitter.com/IpWIgh7yQH — Nordisk Norvège 🇳🇴 (@NordiskNorvege) September 18, 2024 In an unexpected statement, Sæter responded on Wednesday to the offer from Israel’s vice champions, making controversial remarks. “I will not represent a country that perpetuates insecurity and evil with the killing of innocent people.
No amount of money can buy my values. I choose humanity over blood money. Even if I were offered billions, I wouldn’t move there.
” “I am confident in my values and happy to stand by what I believe is right. I don’t want such money in my account. There are people there who can’t live safely in their own homes.
It’s quite insane. There’s no way I will represent a country that acts like that,” he concluded. >.
