Beitar Jerusalem Players Praise Defender, Hint at New Contract
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Beitar Jerusalem players praised defender "Carvallo" after a strong performance against Maccabi Tel Aviv, suggesting he earned a new contract. The team extended its unbeaten streak to five games against Tel Aviv. Coach Almog Cohen's tactical decisions, including starting Jonbousko Calo over Eugene Ansah, were successful. The club intends to negotiate a new contract with "Carvallo" during the international break.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Beitar Jerusalem players joked defender "Carvallo" earned a new contract after a standout performance.
- The team extended its unbeaten streak to five games against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- Goalkeeper Miguel Silva made a crucial save, and "Carvallo" had one of his best games.
- Coach Almog Cohen's tactical decision to start Jonbousko Calo over Eugene Ansah was successful.
- Beitar plans to discuss a new contract with "Carvallo" during the international break.
Beitar Jerusalem players congratulated defender "Carvallo" following their recent match, with some jokingly stating he "earned a new contract." The team's strong performance included a fifth consecutive game without a loss against Maccabi Tel Aviv, maintaining a clean sheet and creating scoring opportunities. Despite a strong showing, the team relied on a crucial save from goalkeeper Miguel Silva and an exceptional performance from "Carvallo," who described it as one of his best games ever, especially in Israel.
"Carvallo" expressed frustration at not being allowed to take a free kick, feeling he was in prime form to score. He and teammate Yarden Shua later embraced, an interaction Beitar is not concerned about. The club plans to discuss a new contract with "Carvallo" during the upcoming international break, following a salary upgrade for Luka Gadrani.
Coach Almog Cohen received praise for his tactical preparation, particularly his decision to start Jonbousko Calo over Eugene Ansah. Cohen identified Calo's hunger in recent training sessions and his past success against Tel Aviv as reasons for the selection, with Ansah only being informed of the decision upon arrival at the stadium.
Substitutions also proved effective, with Adi Yona and Ori Azou demonstrating the squad's depth. Gil Cohen, Sean Weissman, and Daniel Workman also contributed energy. 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 players.
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