Barak Abramov, the former owner of Bnei Yehuda, is interested in purchasing the club and transferring the ownership from the hands of Hogg, but the many conditions placed on him, chief among them the sale of Bnei Yehuda, for which he is unable to find a buyer, and the demands of the police may overturn the deal.
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The police pile many difficulties on Abramov and demand a bank guarantee in the amount of 11 million shekels, instead of the sum going to the party member as part of the sale of the group. As far as the police are concerned, the completion of the purchase is conditional on guarantees that Abramov will provide. The meaning from the point of view of the police: Abramov will purchase the team, pay, invest, but in practice will not become the real owner of Beitar Jerusalem.
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It is very doubtful if Abramov will agree to such a thing, but nevertheless, it seems that the club from the capital is on the safe way to go down to the national league after today (Monday) the decisive discussion that will determine the future of the team was held.
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