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Kings Kangwa Completes Move to Hapoel Beer Sheva in Israel

Kings Kangwa Completes Move to Hapoel Beer Sheva in Israel

 

Zambian international midfielder Kings Kangwa has signed a four-year contract with Israeli club Hapoel Beer Sheva, in a deal valued at €700,000 (K19.6 million). This move marks a return to familiar grounds for Kangwa, who previously spent time with Hapoel Beer Sheva’s youth team during the 2017/18 season.

Kangwa’s transfer from Serbian champions Red Star Belgrade follows a notable stint where he demonstrated his skills and significantly increased his market value. In 2023, his value peaked at an estimated €6 million, making him the 6th most valuable player in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region. His performances in the Serbian SuperLiga and European competitions helped him gain recognition as a versatile and dynamic midfielder.

Despite the ups and downs with Red Star and the national team, Kangwa remains optimistic and is eager to focus on the future. His time at Red Star Belgrade was marked by moments of brilliance and challenges, but his resilience and perseverance have been key to his growth as a player. The move to Hapoel Beer Sheva provides an opportunity for Kangwa to reignite his career in a familiar environment, where he aims to make a significant impact both domestically and in continental competitions.

Kangwa’s return to Hapoel Beer Sheva is expected to bolster the club’s midfield options, bringing experience and creativity. His ability to operate in various midfield roles, combined with his vision and technical skills, will be crucial assets for the team. As Kangwa embarks on this new chapter, he is determined to contribute to Hapoel Beer Sheva’s success and continue his development as a key player on the international stage.

The Zambian international’s journey back to Israel is a testament to his tenacity and ambition. Fans and analysts alike will be keen to see how Kangwa adapts to his new team and the Israeli Premier League, as he looks to solidify his status as one of the top players from the SADC region.

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