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Beitar Jerusalem FC Denies Reports of Dressing Room Tension Between Captain and Coach

By בר חסידים
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

Beitar Jerusalem FC has issued a statement to quell rumors of a strained relationship between team captain Yarden Shua and coach Almog Cohen. Recent reports suggested tension and confrontations in the locker room, particularly after Shua was benched in several games and posted a controversial social media story. The club insists that the reality is far from the media portrayals, stating that Cohen and Shua maintain a professional and respectful relationship characterized by open and honest communication.

Shua, currently with the Israeli national team, also released a calming message, emphasizing his commitment to Beitar Jerusalem's success. He affirmed that his priority is the club's well-being, whether he is playing or on the bench, and expressed pride in captaining the team. He further elaborated on his relationship with Cohen, describing it as one of mutual respect and frequent, candid conversations.

The club's statement aims to put an end to speculation, asserting that Shua and Cohen are collaborating fully for the team's success. They clarified that the on-field facts differ significantly from the narratives being presented by some "insiders."

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