Hapoel Jerusalem Sues Hapoel Tel Aviv for $600,000 Over Carrington Transfer
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Jerusalem is suing Hapoel Tel Aviv for 2.3 million shekels, claiming a transfer fee for player Kadyn Carrington. The lawsuit is based on league regulations regarding players who have played for a club for three consecutive seasons.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Jerusalem sues Hapoel Tel Aviv for 2.3 million shekels.
- The lawsuit concerns the transfer of player Kadyn Carrington.
- Jerusalem claims a transfer fee based on Carrington's previous service.
- League rules allow fees for players with three consecutive seasons.
- The case is being handled by basketball arbitration.
Hapoel Jerusalem has filed a lawsuit seeking 2.3 million shekels (approximately $600,000) from Hapoel Tel Aviv concerning the transfer of American-Israeli guard Kadyn Carrington. The Jerusalem club claims entitlement to a transfer fee, arguing that Carrington played for them for four consecutive seasons. According to the Basketball Association's regulations, a team is eligible for a "development/transfer fee" if a player has played for them for three consecutive seasons in the Premier League.
Hapoel Jerusalem is demanding 20% of Carrington's gross salary for one season. This claim is contingent on Hapoel Tel Aviv presenting Carrington's player contract and the actual amounts specified within it, as submitted to the budget control.
Carrington joined Hapoel Tel Aviv this past summer. The dispute was submitted to the Basketball Association's arbitration institution.
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