Gazzetta.gr reports that the matter concerning Kangwa is not proceeding for AEK.

According to Sport FM, AEK's interest in Kings Kangwa has caused a significant increase in the player's asking price.

According to Sport FM, Hapoel Be'er Sheva did not change its stance on Kings Kangwa, and used him in the European match against Vikingur despite a particularly good offer from AEK and the player's desire for the transfer to be completed. The matter is not definitively closed and may be revisited later in the summer or even in January if more favorable conditions arise.

Evangelos Michos stated that he does not consider the Kings Kangwa case for AEK to be concluded. According to Michos, it is logical for AEK to be interested in a player with Kings Kangwa's characteristics, particularly before the Champions League play-off matches. Michos noted that a transfer to AEK is not necessarily precluded even if Kings Kangwa plays for Hapoel Be'er Sheva. Michos indicated the transfer could still happen, emphasizing that he does not believe AEK's interest has ended. He revealed that Kings Kangwa has been on Javier Ribalta's transfer list since last season and is also appreciated by Marko Nikolic for shaping AEK's new roster. Michos explained that AEK's official stance of withdrawing from the matter was intended to exert pressure to accelerate the process and secure Kings Kangwa earlier, so he could be registered for European matches.

There was no financial issue between AEK and Hapoel Be'er Sheva concerning Kings Kangwa, because AEK's offer met the demands of the Israeli club. The problem was Hapoel Be'er Sheva's desire to use Kings Kangwa in the Champions League qualifiers against Vikingur. After reaching an agreement with AEK, Kings Kangwa pressured his club's management, but it was not sufficient. The show Box2Box by Betsson, with information from Israel, stated that Hapoel Be'er Sheva officially informed AEK they would use Kings Kangwa in the match against the Icelandic champions. According to a report by Kostas Ketsetzoglou, AEK withdrew its offer after being informed of Hapoel Be'er Sheva's intention to field Kings Kangwa and is now pursuing other targets.

AEK is still pursuing the acquisition of Kings Kangwa, however, there is no final deal as of today between the club and Hapoel Be'er Sheva. Kangwa has urged the Israeli club to transfer him to AEK. Israeli media state that he had a new communication with Hapoel Be'er Sheva's president, Alona Barkat, in which he reiterated his desire.

AEK has reached an agreement with Hapoel Be'er Sheva, meeting their demands for 3.5 million euros. AEK has also agreed with Kings Kangwa on a three-year contract with significantly better earnings than those he received in Israel.

According to reports from Israel, Kings Kangwa has informed Hapoel Be'er Sheva's president, Alona Barkat, of his desire to transfer to AEK. Previous statements from his entourage had also emphasized his wish for the transfer to be completed. The transfer could be at risk if Kings Kangwa plays for Be'er Sheva in the Champions League qualifying match against Vikingur, as he would be ineligible to play for AEK in the Champions League play-offs should the transfer be finalized.

AEK has a basis for an agreement with Hapoel Be'er Sheva for Kings Kangwa, with an offer of 3.5 million euros. AEK has also agreed on all terms with the 27-year-old midfielder. The only remaining issue is Hapoel Be'er Sheva's insistence on using Kangwa in their matches against Vikingur in the 2nd qualifying round of the Champions League. If Kangwa is used in these matches, AEK will be unable to use him in the Champions League playoffs. AEK has communicated to both Hapoel Be'er Sheva and the player that they will pursue another player if he is used. It has been reported that Hapoel Be'er Sheva informed AEK of their intention to use Kangwa and to discuss his sale after the two games against Vikingur.

AEK is in negotiations with Hapoel Be'er Sheva for the acquisition of Kings Kangwa. In Israel, the midfielder's transfer to AEK is being described as inevitable, and there are significant reactions and strong criticism directed at Hapoel Be'er Sheva concerning their management of the transfer. According to journalist Matan Alashvili of the Israeli website Sport1, the transfer of Kings Kangwa from Hapoel Be'er Sheva is inevitable, with Alashvili noting AEK's large budget and regular participation in European competitions. Alashvili reports that Hapoel Be'er Sheva's asking price for Kings Kangwa was 4 million euros. The journalist also states that despite Hapoel Be'er Sheva's attempts to increase his low salary of 330,000 euros per season, AEK was willing to pay a very high amount. Alashvili expresses surprise at the low price for a player considered the best foreign player in the Israeli Premier League and player of the season, who led his team to the championship. He assumes factors influencing the price include Kangwa's dissatisfaction with his salary, attractive offers from other teams, and his desire to play in Europe. Alashvili states that even with these factors, the Zambian midfielder should not be valued at less than 7 million euros and says the price allows Kangwa to press for an agreement. There is discontent regarding the amount for which Hapoel Be'er Sheva is expected to release him.

According to Sport FM, the financial difference between AEK and Hapoel Be'er Sheva for Kings Kangwa has narrowed considerably, although a final agreement is not yet in place. The primary issue is Hapoel's wish for the player, who is regarded as one of their most important, to participate in the Champions League qualifier against Vikingur. AEK wishes to finalize the transfer without delay and prefers that Kangwa does not play, which would keep him available for the Champions League playoffs. The coming hours are regarded as critical, as both AEK and the player are trying to finalize the agreement quickly.

AEK's main target to strengthen their midfield is Kings Kangwa, and negotiations with Hapoel Be'er Sheva are in progress. Hapoel Be'er Sheva is reluctant to sell one of their key players, particularly as their European fixtures are beginning. The deal is reportedly progressing at a value over 3 million euros, and reports from Israel state Hapoel's demands are between 3.5 and 4 million euros. A portion of the funds could come from the advance AEK received from Monterrey for the transfer of Orbelín Pineda. Kangwa's contract is estimated to be approximately 50% lower than that of Pineda. According to Giorgos Tsakiris, the potential absence of Kangwa from two matches will not cause AEK to abandon the deal. Per UEFA regulations, if Kangwa plays for Hapoel Be'er Sheva in Champions League qualifiers, he cannot play for AEK in the same phase and playoffs, but could play from the league phase onwards.

According to Israeli sources, AEK is approaching the demands of Hapoel Be'er Sheva for Kings Kangwa. Journalist Tomer Levi reports that the two clubs appear to be close to an agreement, as AEK has approached the financial expectations of the Israeli club, which are between 3.5 and 4 million euros. Tomer Levi also notes that an agreement could be reached as early as today. AEK has offered the midfielder a three-year contract with annual earnings of 750,000 euros plus some bonuses.

Kings Kangwa's entourage is pressuring Hapoel Be'er Sheva to accept an offer from AEK, with negotiations between the two clubs ongoing. AEK is urging the Israeli club to complete the deal. The player's entourage told Sport 5 that it is time for him to be transferred, that he returned under pressure, and that he gave everything. The entourage also stated that everyone understands this is an offer he must be allowed to leave for, as AEK is a top team and the league is of a high level. In Israel, there is an expectation that an agreement will eventually be reached. Hapoel Be'er Sheva's initial demand was 3.5 to 4 million euros. Ori Cooper stated that AEK has increased its offer to 3.5 million euros. Hapoel Be'er Sheva has not yet responded positively, and discussions are continuing. A report from Israeli media states AEK's offer to the 27-year-old midfielder is 750,000 euros per year for a two-year contract with an option for a third year.

AEK is urging Hapoel Be'er Sheva to complete the deal for Kings Kangwa. The most recent offer from AEK to Hapoel Be'er Sheva is 3.5 million euros plus 500,000 euros in bonuses. Kings Kangwa is positive about a move to Greece and has a basic agreement with AEK on a contract of one million euros. AEK wants to finalize the transfer immediately because Hapoel Be'er Sheva is scheduled to face Vikingur on Tuesday in the Champions League qualifiers. If Kangwa plays, he will not be eligible to participate in the competition's playoffs with AEK if his transfer is completed.

AEK has made an offer of 4 million euros for Kings Kangwa, which exceeds the minimum requirements of Hapoel Be'er Sheva. The offer surpasses the requirements agreed between Hapoel Be'er Sheva and Kangwa last summer, when it was mutually agreed he would stay one more season and then be transferred this summer. Kings Kangwa is fully positive about moving to AEK, having accepted a proposal with annual earnings of 1 million euros. The obstacles to the transfer are Hapoel Be'er Sheva's immediate obligations in the Champions League qualifiers and the need to find a replacement for the player. Hapoel Be'er Sheva has not yet accepted the offer for sporting reasons, but developments are expected soon. Israeli journalist Ori Kuper posted about the renewed interest from AEK in Kings Kangwa.

Reports from Israel indicate that AEK is in open negotiations with Hapoel Be'er Sheva to acquire Kings Kangwa. Hapoel Be'er Sheva is demanding a fee between 3.5 and 4 million euros for the player. It is reported that AEK is offering an initial amount greater than 2.5 million euros, and discussions are ongoing between the involved parties.

Israeli journalist Ori Cooper reported that AEK has submitted an official offer to Hapoel Be'er Sheva for 27-year-old Kings Kangwa. The same source also stated that a significant part of the 8 million euros received from the sale of Orbelin Pineda to Monterrey was offered for Kangwa.

AEK has submitted an official offer to Hapoel Be'er Sheva for the acquisition of Kings Kangwa, though the financial details have not been disclosed. Hapoel Be'er Sheva values the player at €7 million for a transfer. Kings Kangwa's contract expires in the summer of 2028, but the club is open to selling him this year if their financial demands are met.

Reports from Hungary suggest that AEK has made an official offer for Kings Kangwa, indicating more than just simple interest.

AEK has shown interest in signing Kings Kangwa, a central midfielder currently playing for Hapoel Be'er Sheva, in the upcoming summer transfer window. Kangwa has delivered an impressive performance in Israel, achieving 14 goals and 8 assists over more than 3,300 minutes on the field. His contract with Hapoel Be'er Sheva is valid until the summer of 2028, which means any club wishing to sign him would need to adhere to Hapoel's conditions, set at a minimum of 4 million euros. AEK is viewed as a strong contender for Kangwa, largely due to their successful track record of transfers from Israel. Nevertheless, if Hapoel Be'er Sheva secures the championship and qualifies for the Champions League qualifiers, they are expected to retain him until then.