Hapoel Ironi Tiberias Faces Financial Collapse Amidst Coaching Departure
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Ironi Tiberias is undergoing a "quiet dismantling" due to a multi-million shekel deficit, leading to the departure of coach Moti Krispil. The club plans to release numerous players in January, potentially facing relegation, as a measure to achieve financial stability. Trustee Adv. Liza Hadash is reportedly making professional decisions, drawing criticism from club officials.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Ironi Tiberias is facing a "quiet dismantling" due to financial issues.
- Coach Moti Krispil has departed the club, citing directives from above.
- The team has a deficit of millions of shekels and plans player releases.
- Trustee Adv. Liza Hadash is reportedly making professional decisions for the club.
- Player Sambinha's transfer was also blocked by the trustee.
- Club officials criticize the trustee's actions as a "fire sale".
Hapoel Ironi Tiberias is reportedly on the verge of a "quiet dismantling" due to severe financial difficulties, with club officials expressing concern following the departure of coach Moti Krispil. Krispil, who is said to have held the team together during its most challenging period, reportedly informed players that his exit was a directive from higher up.
The club is facing a deficit of millions of shekels. The next expected step is the release of a significant number of players in January, even if it means relegation to the National League. This move is framed as an attempt to achieve financial recovery before addressing professional matters.
Sources within the club suggest that the decision to part ways with Krispil and the earlier decision not to approve player Sambinha's transfer were made by trustee Adv. Liza Hadash, rather than by Arie Kalmanzon and his associates. This has led to accusations that Hadash is making professional decisions beyond her financial mandate.
Senior club figures criticized the trustee's actions, describing them as a "fire sale" and noting that Arie Kalmanzon's son, Oron, was not involved in the decision to let Krispil go. Krispil previously served as assistant to Eliran Hudada before becoming the club's senior professional authority.
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