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Beitar Jerusalem Midfielder Boris Ino Removes Team Photos Amid Fan Criticism

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Boris Ino, the midfielder for Beitar Jerusalem, has stirred concern among fans after deleting photos of himself in the club's jersey from his social media accounts. This move follows a difficult start to the season for Ino, including a critical mistake in a match against Austria Vienna that contributed to the game going into overtime. The deletion of the photos is a response to harsh criticism from fans regarding his disappointing performance.

Ino reportedly took the negative feedback to heart and chose to disconnect from social media to focus solely on football, stating that the distractions were interfering with his game. Sources close to the player revealed he was deeply hurt by the reactions and did not expect such backlash. A Beitar official expressed regret over the situation, emphasizing Ino's importance to the team and the strong support he still has from the majority of fans.

Ino is under contract with Beitar Jerusalem for another two years and is among the club's higher earners alongside teammates Omer Atzili and Yarden Shua. Coach Almog Cohen regards him as a vital part of the squad, and Ino is expected to continue playing a key role at the club despite the recent turmoil.

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