Hapoel Ironi Tiberias Releases Striker Itamar Shviro, Eyes New Signings

Hapoel Ironi Tiberias has informed striker Itamar Shviro that he is not in the club's plans and is free to seek a new team. This decision comes as Arthur Marinian has arrived in Israel and begun training with the team, and is expected to play alongside Keis Ghanem. The club is also in advanced negotiations to sign midfielder Michael Ohana and Nigerian midfielder Timfira Johnson.

Meanwhile, Tiberias announced yesterday the release of midfielder Guy Hadida, who agreed to waive past debts. His new club will need to compensate Tiberias with approximately $50,000, recouping the club's initial investment of about 100,000 euros when they signed him last summer from Bnei Raina.

The team is scheduled to appear before the Football Association's disciplinary court today to address the "injections" scandal that rocked the club this summer, leading to the suspension of coach Eliran Hodada, technical director Chen Sol, and other players. Tiberias hopes to resolve the issue without a points deduction, allowing them to focus on avoiding relegation. The club began the season with a six-point deficit due to a double-contract affair. Despite this, Tiberias has won two of their first three matches and currently sits 13th in the league with zero points.