Jordan Shua Shares Cryptic Message After Being Benched by Beitar Jerusalem
Beitar Jerusalem captain Jordan Shua, recently recovered from injury, made headlines after the team's 3-1 victory over Maccabi Petah Tikva, despite not starting the match. Shua entered as a substitute in the 60th minute and provided an assist for the team's third goal.
Following the game, Shua shared a post on his Instagram story, originally posted by a friend, featuring a video of his assist with the caption, "Enough with the ego games, Jordan needs to start every game." While Shua did not write the original text, his decision to repost it is being interpreted as a subtle critique of the decision to keep him out of the starting lineup.
Beitar Jerusalem managed well without their captain in the starting eleven. Sean Weissman scored his first league goal for the team, Omer Atzili doubled the lead, and Tomer Yosefi assisted two goals. Shua joined the game in the final half-hour and, in the 87th minute, broke through the midfield to set up Kalo for the 0-3 lead. Maccabi Petah Tikva scored a late consolation goal.
The club has been cautious about rushing Shua's return, who had played only a few minutes in the previous win against Bnei Sakhnin. However, his recent performance as a substitute, contributing to a goal, has drawn attention.
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