Beitar Jerusalem Player to Be Excluded from Squad vs. Maccabi Tel Aviv
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Beitar Jerusalem is preparing for a sold-out match against Maccabi Tel Aviv on Monday, with management limiting player ticket requests. Coach Almog Cohen is expected to exclude foreign player Jovansko Calo from the squad due to tactical considerations. Calo's exclusion comes as Bryan Carabalí returns from suspension, and the team has more attacking options than defensive ones.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Beitar Jerusalem will play Maccabi Tel Aviv on Monday in a sold-out match.
- Club management has informed players that not all ticket requests from family and friends will be granted.
- Foreign player Jovansko Calo is expected to be excluded from the squad.
- The decision regarding Calo is due to tactical choices in the forward positions.
- Bryan Carabalí returns from suspension and may be available for selection.
Beitar Jerusalem has begun preparations for their upcoming match against Maccabi Tel Aviv on Monday, with all tickets already sold out well in advance. Players are reportedly inundated with ticket requests from family and friends. The club's management has informed the players that not all requests will be accommodated, emphasizing that established procedures for invitations will remain unchanged despite the high-profile nature of the game and its return to Teddy Stadium.
On the professional front, coach Almog Cohen has time to finalize his starting lineup. However, there is already an agreement that foreign player Jovansko Calo is likely to be the one excluded from the squad. In the previous game, it was Bryan Carabali who was not registered, but he is now returning from suspension. Due to the coach having more options in the forward positions compared to the defensive ones, Calo is the player who may pay the price.
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