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Tin Jedvaj Transfer from Panathinaikos to Al Shabab
Sport FM reports that Tin Jedvaj is leaving Panathinaikos after three years to join Al Shabab. Al Shabab paid approximately one million euros to Panathinaikos to acquire him. In an emotional farewell message posted on social media, Jedvaj thanked his teammates, club staff, friends, and fans for their support over the past three years and wished Panathinaikos a successful season.
Sport FM reports that Tin Jedvaj is leaving Panathinaikos after three years to join Al Shabab. Al Shabab paid approximately one million euros to Panathinaikos to acquire him. In an emotional farewell message posted on social media, Jedvaj thanked his teammates, club staff, friends, and fans for their support over the past three years and wished Panathinaikos a successful season.
Panathinaikos has officially announced the departure of Tin Jedvaj, who will continue his career in Saudi Arabia with Al Shabab. The transfer saves the club approximately one million euros, in addition to manager fees, from the Croatian defender's annual contract, because Jacob Nestrup did not include him in his plans.
Panathinaikos has officially announced the departure of Tin Jedvaj, who will continue his career in Saudi Arabia with Al Shabab. The transfer saves the club approximately one million euros, in addition to manager fees, from the Croatian defender's annual contract, because Jacob Nestrup did not include him in his plans.
The Saudi Arabian club Al Shabab announced the purchase of Tim Jedvaj. The 30-year-old Croatian defender will continue his career at the club.
The Saudi Arabian club Al Shabab announced the purchase of Tim Jedvaj. The 30-year-old Croatian defender will continue his career at the club.
Tin Jedvaj will leave Panathinaikos after three years and continue his career at Al Shabab in Saudi Arabia. The new coach, Jacob Neestrup, does not include Jedvaj in his plans for the upcoming season. According to Greek media, despite having one year remaining on his contract with Panathinaikos, both parties have been working to find a solution to terminate their cooperation.
Tin Jedvaj will leave Panathinaikos after three years and continue his career at Al Shabab in Saudi Arabia. The new coach, Jacob Neestrup, does not include Jedvaj in his plans for the upcoming season. According to Greek media, despite having one year remaining on his contract with Panathinaikos, both parties have been working to find a solution to terminate their cooperation.
Gazzetta.gr reports that Al Shabab has received approval from the SPL Financial Control Committee to acquire Tin Jedvaj from Panathinaikos. The defender is in Austria, where Al Shabab is holding its pre-season training camp.
Gazzetta.gr reports that Al Shabab has received approval from the SPL Financial Control Committee to acquire Tin Jedvaj from Panathinaikos. The defender is in Austria, where Al Shabab is holding its pre-season training camp.
According to Sport FM, Tim Jedvaj is set to depart from Panathinaikos to join Al Shabab and will officially leave the club soon. Al Shabab has received approval from the committee that oversees the Saudi Arabian league and manages financial matters for its clubs. The club is expected to announce its agreement with Tim Jedvaj soon.
According to Sport FM, Tim Jedvaj is set to depart from Panathinaikos to join Al Shabab and will officially leave the club soon. Al Shabab has received approval from the committee that oversees the Saudi Arabian league and manages financial matters for its clubs. The club is expected to announce its agreement with Tim Jedvaj soon.
The Saudi Arabian club Al Shabab has made significant progress in its attempt to sign 30-year-old Croatian defender Tin Jedvaj, having submitted the case file to the transfer program's Financial Control Committee. The transfer of the defender, who has a contract with Panathinaikos until the summer of 2027, is expected to be officially finalized soon if it receives final approval. Jedvaj is reportedly considered a key option for Al Shabab's new competitive plan and is intended to fill the defensive position left by Dutchman Wesley Hoedt. Jedvaj joined Panathinaikos in July 2024 and has 26 caps and 2 goals for Croatia. His current market value is €2.00m, according to Transfermarkt.
The Saudi Arabian club Al Shabab has made significant progress in its attempt to sign 30-year-old Croatian defender Tin Jedvaj, having submitted the case file to the transfer program's Financial Control Committee. The transfer of the defender, who has a contract with Panathinaikos until the summer of 2027, is expected to be officially finalized soon if it receives final approval. Jedvaj is reportedly considered a key option for Al Shabab's new competitive plan and is intended to fill the defensive position left by Dutchman Wesley Hoedt. Jedvaj joined Panathinaikos in July 2024 and has 26 caps and 2 goals for Croatia. His current market value is €2.00m, according to Transfermarkt.
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