Beitar Jerusalem Eyes Return of Midfielder Yarin Levi

Beitar Jerusalem is reportedly planning a move to bring midfielder Yarin Levi back to the club. Levi, currently on loan from Maccabi Haifa, was notably absent from Maccabi Haifa's squad in their recent 2-1 victory over Hapoel Petah Tikva on Saturday. This exclusion has not gone unnoticed by Beitar Jerusalem officials, who are considering an attempt to reacquire him.

Levi began the season as a starter for Maccabi Haifa, playing in their opening matches. However, he was substituted at halftime during a game earlier in the week and did not feature at all in the Saturday match. This situation has apparently opened the door for Beitar Jerusalem's interest.

Levi's time at Maccabi Haifa has been marked by some uncertainty. Before his loan to Beitar Jerusalem two years ago, there were discussions surrounding his contract extension. Some fans reportedly reacted negatively to his presence at the team's opening training session due to these contract issues, casting doubt on his future with the club.

While his contract was eventually extended until 2029 without an early exit clause, suggesting a resolution, Beitar Jerusalem is closely monitoring his current situation. The club hopes to bring back the player who performed well during his two-year loan spell, where he was initially sent out as part of his previous contract with Maccabi Haifa.