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Barak Arbmov Reveals Conditions for Signing Arab Player at Beitar Jerusalem

Barak Arbmov, owner of Beitar Jerusalem, revealed the club's conditions for signing Arab players and discussed coaching changes, player recruitment, and club ambitions in a July 2026 interview. He highlighted efforts to increase fan engagement and maintain team stability while aiming for a championship by 2030.

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What happened

  1. 01Barak Arbmov states an Arab player is considered a 'Jewish soul' at Beitar Jerusalem.
  2. 02Almog Cohen appointed as new coach, bringing a fresh approach to the team.
  3. 03Arbmov tried to sign Dor Peretz with a better offer than Maccabi Tel Aviv.
  4. 04The club aims to win the championship by 2030 under Arbmov's leadership.
  5. 05Season ticket sales increased and relations with fan group La Familia improved.
  6. 06Arbmov addressed past controversies and expressed confidence in the club's future.
Translated and summarized by baba from Mako, the latest report. Read Mako’s original

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