Beitar Jerusalem Defender Bryan Karbali Agrees to New 3-Year Contract
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Beitar Jerusalem defender Bryan Karbali has agreed to a new three-year contract, significantly increasing his salary from €200,000 to €350,000 annually. Karbali was credited with a crucial goal-line save in the team's 0-0 draw against Maccabi Tel Aviv. The club's coach, Almog Cohen, also addressed the game's outcome and comments from the opposing coach. The draw places Beitar Jerusalem fifth in the league, five points from the top.
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- Bryan Karbali agreed to a new three-year contract with Beitar Jerusalem, raising his salary to €350,000.
- Karbali made a game-saving clearance in Beitar Jerusalem's 0-0 draw against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- The draw occurred during Beitar Jerusalem's return to their home stadium after a five-month hiatus.
- Beitar Jerusalem coach Almog Cohen disputed Maccabi Tel Aviv's claims of missed scoring opportunities.
- The team is currently fifth in the league, five points behind the leaders, and will play Hapoel Petah Tikva next.
Beitar Jerusalem defender Bryan Karbali has agreed to a new three-year contract with the club, according to a report by Ynet. The Colombian player, who was instrumental in securing a 0-0 draw against Maccabi Tel Aviv on Saturday with a last-minute goal-line clearance alongside Miguel Silva, will see his salary increase significantly.
Karbali currently earns approximately €200,000 per season. His new contract, set to begin after his current deal expires, will raise his salary to around €350,000, a roughly 60% increase. The match against Maccabi Tel Aviv, played at Teddy Stadium, marked the return of Beitar Jerusalem fans to their home ground after a five-month absence.
Following the game, Karbali expressed his satisfaction with the team's effort, stating, "Everyone knows that Maccabi Tel Aviv is not an easy team. We all gave our maximum. I want to win every game. My save at the end was in combination with Miguel Silva, we always cover for each other."
Beitar Jerusalem coach Almog Cohen commented on the team's performance, acknowledging decision-making issues and a lack of composure despite increased intensity. He also addressed remarks made by Maccabi Tel Aviv's coach, Kenny Miller, who suggested his team should have scored three or four goals. Cohen countered that Maccabi Tel Aviv only managed two shots on target throughout the entire match.
The draw leaves Beitar Jerusalem in eighth place in the league standings, five points behind the leaders. They are set to play Hapoel Petah Tikva next on Sunday.
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