Former Hapoel Ramat Gan Player Raz Nechmias Sues Club Over Unpaid Pension Funds
Raz Nechmias, who played for Hapoel Ramat Gan from 2021 to 2025, has filed a lawsuit against the club demanding 143,708 shekels. Nechmias alleges that the club failed to fulfill its contractual obligations by not transferring pension contributions deducted from his salary to his pension fund. Despite attempts by Nechmias's representatives to resolve the issue amicably, the club did not rectify the situation, prompting the legal action.
The lawsuit claims that during Nechmias's tenure, the club deducted pension-related amounts from his wages but never actually paid these sums into his pension fund. Additionally, the complaint asserts that Hapoel Ramat Gan did not maintain proper vacation records, entitling Nechmias to compensation for unused vacation days. This case adds to ongoing disputes between Hapoel Ramat Gan and former players over social rights and contractual breaches.
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