Tiberias Football Club Pays October Salaries Amid Financial Uncertainty
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Ironi Tiberias football club paid its players and staff their October salaries on Sunday, ending a period of uncertainty. The club's financial issues stem from past debts and a dispute over owner Aryeh Kalmanzon's guarantees. The team will resume training on alternative fields on Monday, with a disciplinary hearing scheduled for Wednesday regarding a points deduction.
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- Ironi Tiberias players and staff received their October salaries on Sunday.
- The club's accounts are frozen by the Income Tax Authority due to past debts.
- A restraining order was previously placed on owner Aryeh Kalmanzon's guarantees.
- The team will train at alternative fields starting Monday due to stadium reseeding.
- A disciplinary hearing is scheduled for Wednesday concerning a potential three-point deduction.
Players and staff of Ironi Tiberias have received their October salaries, resolving a period of uncertainty for the club. The payments were made on Sunday morning. The resolution came after additional guarantees were utilized, rather than those belonging to owner Aryeh Kalmanzon, which had been subject to a restraining order issued by the Magistrate's Court last week. The court order followed a request by trustee Liza Chadash to the Budgetary Control Authority to enforce Kalmanzon's guarantees. Despite this, Chadash still faces financial challenges as the club's accounts are frozen by the Income Tax Authority due to past debts, with no settlement yet reached. The team has not yet resumed training for the upcoming league restart following the international break, as their home stadium in Tiberias is currently undergoing reseeding. They are scheduled to train at alternative fields starting Monday. A disciplinary hearing is set for Wednesday at the Football Association, which requested an additional session before approving a deal that would deduct three points from Tiberias's record in connection with a player transfer issue.
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