2023-07-07 11:54:36
Beitar Jerusalem Threatens to Boycott Season Opener over Punishment
Beitar Jerusalem, the reigning champions of champions, has shocked fans and the football association with their recent announcement. The club stated that they will not appear in the upcoming game or open the season unless the court changes the punishment imposed on them following the events of the cup final.
“The court will ask itself how it is that there is a consensus of 100% of Beitar fans that they should not show up for the games, how is it that such a severe feeling of deprivation and disrespect to Beitar has been created for years,” the club expressed their frustration. “If they want to go head-to-head, they are welcome. We said ours, and we were also willing to pay a high price, but there is a limit. Maybe this is really what they want – a league without Beitar.”
The controversy surrounding the punishment has left many bewildered. Beitar Jerusalem believes that they have been treated unfairly and are not ready to accept the consequences without a fight. The club’s decision has sent shockwaves throughout the football community and has created a cloud of uncertainty over the upcoming season.
Amidst the chaos, Beitar Jerusalem has managed to secure the signing of Dor Micha, a highly talented player who will join the team for the remaining two training games. His inclusion is seen as a much-needed boost for the team’s creativity in the midfield. Micha’s arrival has been met with an outpouring of support from Beitar fans.
In other transfer news, Beitar Jerusalem is continuing talks with Danilo Asperia, but the club has made it clear that they will only progress negotiations if a concrete offer meets their demands for compensation. Additionally, Theresa Toma is expected to arrive in Israel today, but the club remains cautious and will not take action until Toma has officially landed in the country.
Meanwhile, there is a potential addition to the Beitar Jerusalem squad as Matan Hozz has been informed that he is not in the plans of Robbie Keen and will not join Maccabi Tel Aviv for their training camp in Spain. Beitar will explore the possibility of including Hozz in a loan deal.
As the start of the season approaches, the standoff between Beitar Jerusalem and the football association escalates. Fans and officials eagerly await the court’s decision, which will determine the fate of the team and the overall landscape of the league.
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