Maccabi Tel Aviv Accused of Placing Listening Devices in Oshae Brissett's Apartment Amid Ownership Dispute
Tensions between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Hapoel Tel Aviv escalated shortly after Maccabi secured the championship title by defeating Hapoel 3-1 in the finals. The conflict intensified following rumors about Oshae Brissett, Maccabi's forward last season, potentially transferring to Partizan Belgrade. These rumors were initially fueled by Ofer Yanai, owner of Hapoel Tel Aviv, who claimed on social media that Brissett had signed with Partizan. Eric Stillman, a new member of Maccabi's ownership, responded dismissively, prompting Yanai to retaliate with a serious allegation. Yanai accused Maccabi of placing listening devices in Brissett's apartment to monitor his communications, suggesting insider knowledge that Stillman might be unaware of. This exchange highlights the ongoing rivalry and behind-the-scenes tensions between the two clubs as they navigate player movements and ownership dynamics.
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