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Yarden Shua Denies Rift with Coach Almog Cohen

By מוטי פשכצקי
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
The story · English

Beitar Jerusalem star and captain Yarden Shua has addressed recent media reports suggesting a strained relationship with his coach, Almog Cohen. In an official statement released by the club, both Shua and Beitar Jerusalem aimed to dispel rumors about internal discord.

The statement emphasized that the relationship between Shua and Cohen is respectful, characterized by frequent conversations, including discussions held in the past week. The club asserted that the reality of their dynamic is far removed from the media portrayals, cautioning against assumptions about internal affairs.

Shua himself commented on the situation, stating that his primary focus since the season's start has been the success of Beitar Jerusalem. He pledged to give his all whenever he plays, regardless of past game time. "We have an excellent team, and I am proud to be its captain," Shua said. "My relationship with Almog is accompanied by many open and honest conversations, and of course, mutual respect. I am at the coach's disposal whenever he needs me, and for me, the club's welfare is always paramount."

Shua's remarks aim to clarify his commitment to the team and his positive rapport with the coaching staff, countering speculation that has circulated in Israeli sports media.

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