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Beitar Jerusalem Owner Expresses Faith in Squad and Coach

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Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
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Ahead of the new season and the traditional Rosh Hashanah toast, Beitar Jerusalem owner Barak Abramov expressed confidence in his team's current squad and coaching staff. Abramov, marking his fifth year as owner, stated that the club is on the path he envisioned, thanking those who joined him in the endeavor, specifically mentioning Kfir Edri and Almog Cohen. He acknowledged the team narrowly missed its goals last season but emphasized continuity.

"I believe in our players and we have the best coach in Israel," Abramov declared, addressing concerns about a lack of new signings. He asserted that the team quietly acquired players while others were inactive and that the current roster is sufficient, with perhaps only one more addition needed. Abramov also thanked Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion for his support, contrasting it with his experience as an owner of another club in Tel Aviv.

Mayor Lion echoed Abramov's sentiments, calling Beitar Jerusalem more than just a football club but an integral part of the city's soul. He acknowledged the team's slow start to the season but urged them to look forward, especially with an upcoming match against Hapoel Tel Aviv. Lion expressed belief in the team's ability to bring joy to Jerusalem and wished them success in reaching the top of the league table.

Both Abramov and Lion extended New Year wishes for health, peace, and success to the Beitar Jerusalem family.

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