Betar Jerusalem is facing fateful days, and there are those who are troubled by it. -Black, and did not add to the concerns of the audience.
“Let’s cool the enthusiasm, not sure a deal will come out,” Kornfein said. “Even if there is a deal, it is not certain that it will be a good result or a good solution for Betar and that in a few more years there will be no problems with it.”
“I met with Stefan Malul twice when we were looking for a buyer and there was no money during the Arkady Gaydamak era,” Kornfein said. “We met once with Nir Barkat at home and once with Ido Rosenberg, the mayor’s adviser at the time. We brought in a French lawyer on our behalf to check things out, but as soon as he asked for such and such clarifications, the connection with Malul was severed.”
Conrefine continued: “It did not even move to more significant lanes. He severed ties as soon as the lawyer asked questions about assets and published items. I hope for Betar that the investigation will be more in-depth and thorough than with Sheikh Ben Khalifa. “Maybe things will change from 10-11 years ago, I do not know what the situation is today, I wish I would be wrong – but I’m a little skeptical.”
The former goalkeeper also commented on the team’s situation: “The current Betar Jerusalem is the weakest team in the last 30 years. I have never seen a group so weak, so careless. “Everyone who cares about Betar should be concerned about the possibility that the team will be relegated.”
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