Hapoel Ironi Tiberias Informs Striker Itamar Shviro He Is Not in Plans

Hapoel Ironi Tiberias will appear before the Football Association's court today, hoping to resolve the controversy that has shaken the club this summer. The scandal led to the suspension of coach Eliran Chodeda, technical director Chen Sol, and several players. The club believes it can conclude the matter without a points deduction, allowing them to focus on avoiding relegation. Tiberias began the season with a six-point deficit due to a double-contract affair.

The team has won two of its first three matches and currently sits 13th in the league with zero points. On the professional front, the club has informed striker Itamar Shviro that he is not part of their future plans and is free to seek a new team. This decision comes after Arthur Marinyan arrived in Israel and began training with the squad. Marinyan is expected to partner with Keis Ghanem.

Ironi Tiberias is also in advanced negotiations with Michael Ohana and Nigerian midfielder Timpera Johnson, as previously reported. Both players are anticipated to join the team.

In related news, Tiberias announced yesterday the agreement to release midfielder Guy Hadida. Hadida waived past debts, and his new club will need to compensate Tiberias approximately $50,000. This move effectively recoups the club's investment from last summer when they paid about 100,000 euros to acquire him from Bnei Raina.