Tiberias FC Owner Assures Players of Stability Amid Legal Battles
Arie Kalmanzon, owner of Ironi Tiberias football club, visited the team's training ground on Friday to reassure players and staff following recent legal turmoil. The visit came a week after a court ruling banned Miki Biton from all club activities. Kalmanzon met with players and the professional staff, emphasizing the club's stability, guaranteed salaries, and lack of impact on athletic achievements.
Kalmanzon addressed recent "noise" surrounding the club, attributing it to individuals who were banned attempting to exert influence and control funds. He mentioned extortion attempts and account freezes that caused concern for the club's future. He stated that the court had definitively ended these attempts, ruling that banned individuals would have no part in the club's operations or finances.
To ensure continued operations and financial order, the club, in coordination with the Football Association and budget control, has appointed Adv. Liza Chadash as a financial supervisor. She will assist in daily financial management and ensure the team's administrative and professional support is stable. Kalmanzon stressed that player salaries and budgets are secured, and their on-field achievements will not be compromised.
"From now on, your focus should be in one place: continuing to fight for the right to be in the Premier League. Lift your heads and embark on a new path!" Kalmanzon told the team, reinforcing his and the staff's daily presence and commitment to the club's success.
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