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Beitar Jerusalem Midfielder Boris Ino Deletes Social Media Photos Amid Fan Criticism

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Boris Ino, the midfielder for Beitar Jerusalem, has removed all photos of himself in the club's jersey from his social media accounts following harsh criticism from fans. The 26-year-old Cameroonian player has faced a challenging start to the season, including a critical mistake in a match against Austria Vienna that contributed to the game going into extra time. Despite the backlash, Ino is not leaving Beitar Jerusalem and remains a key player for the team.

The decision to delete the photos was driven by Ino's desire to focus solely on football without distractions from negative public opinion. Sources close to the player revealed that he was deeply hurt by the recent comments and did not expect such severe reactions. A club insider expressed regret over the situation, emphasizing how much Ino cares about the team and how the majority of fans still support him.

Ino is under contract with Beitar Jerusalem for another two years and is among the club's top earners alongside teammates Omer Atzili and Yarden Shua. Coach Almog Cohen considers him an essential part of the squad moving forward. The club remains committed to Ino despite the recent social media controversy.

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