Maccabi Netanya Midfielder Maor Levi Fined After Instagram Like Controversy
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Maccabi Netanya midfielder Maor Levi was fined NIS 1,500 and has returned to team training after liking a controversial Instagram post. The incident, which suggested a coach should leave, led to his suspension and exclusion from a recent match. Levi has apologized and is now cleared to play in the team's upcoming game.
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- Maccabi Netanya midfielder Maor Levi was fined NIS 1,500 and reinstated after an Instagram controversy.
- Levi liked a post suggesting coach Shoni Levy should leave the team.
- The club suspended Levi following the incident and other recent events.
- Levi apologized and deleted the like but missed the previous match.
- He has scored two goals in five appearances this season.
Maccabi Netanya midfielder Maor Levi has been fined NIS 1,500 and reinstated into team training following a controversy involving an Instagram like. The fine money will be used to purchase a meal for the team. Levi was accused of improper conduct by the club after liking a post by Eran Levy on Instagram, which suggested that Shoni Levy should leave the team. This incident, combined with other recent events involving Levi, led to his suspension.
Levi quickly deleted the like and posted an apology on social media. Despite this, he was excluded from preparations and the recent match against Kiryat Shmona, which Maccabi Netanya won 1-0. He is now eligible to participate in the upcoming game against Ironi Tiberias on Saturday.
Levi has made five appearances for the club this season, scoring two goals. He was only previously absent from the squad for one league match against Hapoel Ramat Gan about a month ago.
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