Ironi Tiberias Trustee Meets Players, Promises Financial Stability
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
The newly appointed trustee of Ironi Tiberias, Liza Chadash, met with players and staff, promising financial transparency and ensuring player salaries will be paid. Mayor Yossi Navah and Chadash also committed to the continued operation of the club's youth teams and announced the installation of new stadium lighting. These measures aim to improve player morale and support the club's future development.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Ironi Tiberias trustee Liza Chadash met players, promising financial transparency and salary payments.
- New lighting will be installed at the old stadium to extend training hours for youth teams.
- The club's youth departments will continue to operate normally, recognized as the club's future.
- Mayor Yossi Navah and trustee Chadash attended the meeting with players and staff.
Liza Chadash, appointed by the court as the trustee for the Ironi Tiberias football club, held her first meeting with the team's players, professional staff, and management. She was accompanied by Mayor Yossi Navah, owner's representative Shimon Hadari, and Keren Ben Nesher, who is expected to serve as the trustee's representative within the club. During the meeting, Chadash addressed player concerns, assuring them of full transparency in the club's management. She emphasized her commitment to ensuring player salaries are paid, allowing them to focus on achieving the best results and remaining in the Premier League. The Mayor and the trustee also confirmed that the club's youth teams (children, juniors, and youth) will continue to operate normally, recognizing the youth department as the club's core and the city's future. As part of improving conditions, they announced that new lighting poles would be installed at the old stadium within days to extend training hours for the youth departments.
