On the way to a comeback? According to reports in Poland, Alon Turgeman has returned to the purchase list of Wisla Krakow. The Israeli, who was loaned to Poles from Austria and Vienna last year, left a positive impression on the club’s staff and may join.
According to the report, Wisla is looking for immediate reinforcement – but it will have to sell players for that, as the club’s box office is empty. What can make the move easier, is the fact that Austria Vienna is looking for how to “get rid” of the striker’s contract. Turgeman played only 117 minutes in the team uniform this season, in which he managed to score once, and moving to Wisla may solve all the problems.
It was also said that Turgeman’s demands, who will come as a free agent if and when, reach 25,000 euros a month – while Wisla is willing to pay 18,000. According to the report, the Israeli is also arousing interest in other clubs – including offers from the second Spanish league – but he remembers the period at the club well and they hope that this will have an effect.
And if we are talking about the Legionnaires, then this morning Tomer Hemed made his debut in Wellington’s team in a 1: 1 match against MacArthur. Hemed completed 51 minutes and was unable to find the net before being hit in the head and replaced.