Hapoel Ironi Tiberias Faces Financial Dispute Amidst Transfer Window Frenzy
Hapoel Ironi Tiberias secured a home draw against Hapoel Jerusalem on Tuesday, scoring a last-minute equalizer. The team's performance, particularly the debut goal by Kייס גאנם, was praised for its determination, though coaches Alon Ziv and Moti Krispil noted defensive lapses and inaccuracy in set pieces, citing two easily conceded goals.
Several players, including defender Sambinha and midfielders David Keltjins and Niv Gottlieb, have returned to training after a suspension related to a "transfer affair." The club is also actively pursuing new signings before the transfer window closes today, with Michael Ohana, a free agent, being a prominent target. Ohana can sign even after the window closes.
Meanwhile, the club's management, led by Arieh Kalmanzon and Mickey Beitan, is engaged in legal efforts to release the association's funds. Beitan managed the team until recently, and tensions exist between him and Kalmanzon. Supporters protested against Beitan, demanding his departure and the release of the funds, highlighting the ongoing dispute.
The club hopes to resolve this financial saga swiftly and is seeking temporary solutions to ensure its continued operation.
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