Beitar Jerusalem Owner Reveals Record 74 Million Shekel Budget for Upcoming Season
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Barak Abramov, owner of Beitar Jerusalem, revealed the club's record 74 million shekel budget for the upcoming season, the highest since Gaydamak's era. The club has made notable signings and retained most of its key players, aiming to compete at the top level. The full interview airs tonight on SPORT5.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Beitar Jerusalem's budget for the next season is 74 million shekels, a record since Gaydamak's time.
- Owner Barak Abramov says the club aims to compete at the highest level and progress far.
- The club signed Sean Weisman, Eugene Ansa, Tomer Yosefi, Daniel Vorko, and Noam Motzha this summer.
- Most key players remain, except Yarin Levi who returned to Maccabi Haifa.
- The full interview with Abramov will air tonight at 23:45 on SPORT5.
Beitar Jerusalem's owner, Barak Abramov, disclosed in an interview with Omri Asnaheim that the club's budget for the upcoming season is 74 million shekels, marking the highest spending since the era of Arcadi Gaydamak. Abramov emphasized that the club is now competing at the highest level and aims to advance as far as possible in competitions. He acknowledged the challenges in signing players but affirmed the club's commitment to being competitive.
This summer, Beitar Jerusalem made significant acquisitions, including Sean Weisman, Eugene Ansa, Tomer Yosefi, Daniel Vorko, and Noam Motzha. The club also retained its core squad, with the exception of Yarin Levi, who returned to his youth club Maccabi Haifa. Key players such as Yarden Shua, Omer Atzili, Brian Crabli, and Luka Gadrani remain on the team.
The full interview with Abramov will be broadcast tonight at 23:45 on SPORT5, providing further insights into the club's plans and ambitions for the season.
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