Maccabi Tel Aviv midfielder Dan Glazer underwent an MRI on his knee yesterday (Sunday), as part of the Israeli national team, and the results did not reveal any worrisome findings. The player will receive, like the rest of the national team’s players, a few days of rest and will join his friends only on Saturday. The team hopes that the midfielder will be able to be fit for the training camp in Turkey, when today two training games for the Yellows will be closed.
Maccabi did not rule out the possibility of Itamar Shabiru’s arrival, with the manager of the football department, Barak Itzhaki, and coach Vladimir Ivitch working behind the scenes on signing a foreigner for the right wing position, who can also play as a striker. There is still time until January, but the intention is to release Andre Geraldes, who received more days off after staying with his wife who gave birth: “The goal is to sign two foreigners and release one foreigner,” the club said, without referring to names.
In the meantime, the referees’ union spoke with Maccabi Tel Aviv’s legal advisor, Moran Meiri, and CEO Sharon Tamm regarding Vladimir Ivitch’s statement against Eitan Shmuelevich, who served as the video referee in the victory of the Yellows in the last round before the break.