Fans of "Maccabi" emotionally reacted to the departure of Georgiy Yermakov

After the official announcement of Georgiy Yermakov's departure, fans of Israeli club Maccabi Haifa are actively discussing the transfer on the club's social media. The majority of fans negatively perceive the sale of the Ukrainian goalkeeper, calling him one of the best players of the team last season.

1. Here are just some reactions from fans:

"One of the best goalkeepers Maccabi Haifa had. It's a pity that a stronger team couldn't be built around him. Good luck!"

"The only player who really played last season."

"Such a shame. He is at least two heads stronger than Glazer. Selling the best player of last season for that amount is a mistake."

"Without him last season, we could have ended up in the lower part of the table and fought for survival."

"The number one goalkeeper in our league. He brought the club a lot of money and may bring more in the future."

"Another fatal mistake. The only position where we had a top player is now left without him."

1. Some fans' comments were particularly emotional:

"Yermakov, where did you come from? You immediately entered my heart."

"His match against Be'er Sheva (0:0) was one of the best goalkeeping performances in the Premier League in recent years. A huge achievement."

"This really touched us. Signing a goalkeeper of such caliber brought us so much peace, and now he's leaving."

"He was a little bright spot in a very dark season. Good luck to him."

"Good goalkeeper, a great signing for a new club."

1. Some fans also expressed dissatisfaction with the transfer fee, believing that the club sold the goalkeeper too cheaply.

"Why, for God's sake, sell him for less than 7 million dollars?"

"First they demanded 5 million, then agreed to about 2.8. It's just a failure in negotiations."

1. At the same time, there were those who calmly accepted the club's decision or wished the Ukrainian success:

"Thank you for everything. Good luck in your future career!"

"I hope after 'Kharkiv' he will end up in an even stronger championship."

Earlier it was reported that Yermakov will return to Ukraine. The former Maccabi Haifa goalkeeper will soon join FC Kharkiv.