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Israeli Soccer League Sets Fines for Player Misconduct and Leaks
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First reported by Sport5 · 3 hours ago
What happened
Players in Israel's Ligat Ha'al soccer league are subject to a detailed fine schedule for offenses like missing games, leaks to the press, and disciplinary issues. These fines, outlined in contract addendums, can reach up to 50% of a player's monthly salary for match absence.
- 01Ligat Ha'al players face fines for misconduct and leaks.
- 02Fines are detailed in contract addendums mandated by the Football Association.
- 03Match absence can cost up to 50% of monthly salary, capped at NIS 20,000.
- 04Leaking information to journalists incurs fines up to NIS 8,000.
- 05Various other infractions have specific monetary penalties.
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