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Tiberias Coach Eliran Hodeda Faces Suspension Over Illegal Doping Scandal
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First reported by N12 · 51 minutes ago
What happened
Eliran Hodeda, coach of Ironi Tiberias, admitted to initiating illegal doping infusions, facing a possible one- to two-year suspension. The club disputes the amount of banned infusions given, with hearings ongoing and players also summoned. The case could lead to heavy penalties for the coach and club in the Israeli Premier League.
- 01Eliran Hodeda admitted initiating illegal doping infusions for Ironi Tiberias players.
- 02Hodeda faces a potential one- to two-year suspension if he accepts responsibility.
- 03The club acknowledges infusions but disputes the amount exceeding 100 milliliters.
- 04Hearings began July 9, 2026, involving Hodeda, technical manager, and fitness coach.
- 05Players will also attend hearings to try to delay suspensions, though unlikely.
- 06The case threatens significant penalties for both the coach and Ironi Tiberias club.
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