TIBYassine Chokrani · 22 November 2020

Maxime De Zeeuw will sign in Israel

Maxime De Zeeuw will sign in Israel. The Belgian Lion will sign a contract with Hapoel Holon. Maxime De Zeeuw received the permission from the Belgian Lions staff to go to Israel on Sunday to pass his medical and sign his contract. Therefore, he will not play with the Lions against Lithuania and Cze

Maxime De Zeeuw will sign in Israel. The Belgian Lion will sign a contract with Hapoel Holon.

Maxime De Zeeuw received the permission from the Belgian Lions staff to go to Israel on Sunday to pass his medical and sign his contract. Therefore, he will not play with the Lions against Lithuania and Czech Republic.

If everything goes well, he will sign with Holon and he will play in the Champions League. Holon is in the same group as AEK Athens, Matt Lojeski‘s team.

Earlier this season, Maxime De Zeeuw left Zielona Gora without playing a game for personal reasons.

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