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Tiberias Club Owner Addresses Players Amid Doping Scandal Ahead of Toto Cup Match
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First reported by Mako · 6 hours ago
What happened
Ironi Tiberias owner Arieh Kalmanzon addressed players for the first time since a doping scandal, urging focus and unity ahead of the Toto Cup match. The club faces legal battles and suspensions but remains confident in its squad and management.
- 01Ironi Tiberias owner Arieh Kalmanzon addressed players amid doping scandal for the first time since the controversy.
- 02Kalmanzon urged players to ignore media speculation and focus on football ahead of Saturday’s Toto Cup match.
- 03Several players and key staff, including head coach Eliran Hodeda, remain suspended, raising concerns for the season start.
- 04Assistant coach Moti Krispil is expected to lead the team against Bnei Sakhnin in the upcoming match.
- 05The club awaits a decision from the Israeli Sports Anti-Doping Agency on potential charges.
- 06A hearing at the Israeli Football Association’s Supreme Court is scheduled to challenge the disciplinary process.
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