Beitar Jerusalem Players Praise Defender Defender, New Contract Talks Expected
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Beitar Jerusalem players lauded defender the defender for his exceptional play in a 0-0 draw against Maccabi Tel Aviv, with contract extension talks anticipated. Coach Almog Cohen's tactical choices, including starting Jon Bosko Calo over Eugene Ansah, were successful. The team aims to rotate players to maintain fitness ahead of their next match.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Beitar Jerusalem players congratulated defender the defender after his strong performance against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- Beitar Jerusalem plans to discuss a new contract with defender the defender during the international break.
- Coach Almog Cohen's decision to start Jon Bosko Calo over Eugene Ansah proved successful.
- The defender stated the recent match was one of his best performances in Israel.
- The team aims to rotate players to keep foreign players energized for upcoming games.
Beitar Jerusalem players congratulated defender the defender following his standout performance in the team's recent 0-0 draw against Maccabi Tel Aviv. The defender, who described the match as one of his best ever, particularly in Israel, was praised by teammates who jokingly told him he had "earned a new contract." The club plans to discuss a new contract with the Colombian player during the upcoming international break, following a similar agreement with Luka Gadrani whose salary will be increased.
The defender expressed his happiness at Beitar, stating the club has given him confidence and helped him improve. He is eager to sign a new deal but is currently focused on his performance in training and matches. He also mentioned his frustration at not being allowed to take a free kick during the game, feeling he was in a scoring mood.
Coach Almog Cohen's tactical decisions were also highlighted, particularly his choice to start forward Jon Bosko Calo over Eugene Ansah. This move proved successful, as Cohen identified Calo's readiness and favorable matchup against Maccabi Tel Aviv in training. Ansah was informed of the decision only upon arrival at the stadium.
The team's depth was evident with effective substitutions, including Adi Yona and Uri Azu, contributing to the squad's quality. Gil Cohen, Sean Weissman, and Daniel Worku also added energy to the game. Ansah may return to the lineup for the upcoming match against Hapoel Petah Tikva, with the team aiming to rotate players to maintain the fitness of its foreign contingent.
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