Ivorian forward Yves Erick Bile, currently making waves in the Slovakian Super Liga with MŠK Žilina, has become the focus of transfer interest from Israeli side Hapoel Beer-Sheva. At just 19, Bile has shown impressive goal-scoring ability, attracting European clubs eager to secure his talents in the upcoming winter transfer window.
According to a report from *225foot*, Hapoel Beer-Sheva is the frontrunner in the bid for Bile.
The young Ivorian has made a strong impression since joining Žilina, with a record of 15 goals and three assists in 37 appearances, achievements that have evidently caught the attention of the Israeli Premier League club.
Known for his agility, precise finishing, and vision on the field, Bile has quickly built a reputation as one of Žilina’s rising stars.
Born in Attécoubé, Ivory Coast, Bile would be taking a significant step in his career should he finalize a move to Hapoel Beer-Sheva.
Sources close to the player suggest he has received a compelling offer for a four-year contract that would keep him in Israel until 2028.
Negotiations are reportedly underway between representatives of both clubs, as well as Bile’s management team, though neither side has made an official statement.
If the transfer materializes, Bile’s addition would be a substantial gain for Hapoel Beer-Sheva.
The team, which has been performing consistently in the Israeli Premier League, sees the young striker as a promising talent who could bolster their attacking options.
Bile’s move would mark a new chapter in his career, presenting him with the challenge of adapting to a different style of play and league environment.
Bile’s potential transfer would be a noteworthy development not only for him but also for Israeli football, as the league continues to attract emerging talents from Africa and Europe.
