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Shua Denies Reports of Rift with Coach Cohen, Emphasizes Mutual Respect

Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
The story · English

Jordan Shua, captain of the Beitar Jerusalem soccer team, has publicly addressed recent media reports suggesting a strained relationship with his coach, Almog Cohen. In an official statement released by the club and echoed by Shua himself, the player sought to dispel rumors of discord.

"Lately, everyone is happy to enter Beitar Jerusalem's locker room and know what's happening there, so let's set the record straight," the statement read. "The relationship between Almog Cohen and Jordan Shua is respectful, and the two converse frequently, including this past week. The dry facts are very far from reality, and not everyone who claims to 'know what's happening' is truly aware of it."

Shua elaborated on his perspective, stating that his primary focus since the season began has been the success of Beitar Jerusalem. He affirmed his commitment to giving his all on the field, regardless of playing time. "We have an excellent team, and I am proud to be its captain," Shua said. "My relationship with Almog is accompanied by many conversations, open and honest, and of course, mutual respect. I am at the coach's disposal at any moment he needs me, and for me, the club's welfare is always above all else."

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