Beitar Jerusalem Awaits Transfer Fee Decision as Jordan Shua’s Status Remains Uncertain

Beitar Jerusalem is awaiting a crucial decision regarding the transfer compensation fees for players Noam Mocha and Daniel Vorko, which will determine whether the club can officially register them with the Israeli Football Association. The club expected a resolution earlier in the week, but the decision was postponed, and they have pressed for answers by Thursday. Without this confirmation by the afternoon, Mocha and Vorko will be ineligible to play in the upcoming match against Hapoel Tel Aviv on Saturday.

Meanwhile, the condition of striker Jordan Shua remains uncertain. His fitness will be evaluated today and tomorrow, with his inclusion in the squad dependent on how he feels. Defender Ailson Tavares remains on the team roster and is eligible to play, but the club has informed him he should seek a new team, indicating he is not a priority for playing time.

Beitar Jerusalem is also dealing with several absences, including Luka Gadrani, Brian Carvalli, Tomer Yosefi, and Yona. Shua’s uncertain status adds to the challenges. Currently, Sean Weisman can play up to 60 minutes, while Omer Atzili, who missed most of the preseason training, is expected to come off the bench. Gil Cohen may be integrated into the defensive line, and due to the limited squad, the team is considering using a three-center-back formation.

The club has yet to release official comments on these developments.