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Longtime Maccabi Tel Aviv Fan Sues Club Over Kiosk Eviction and Lost Income
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First reported by Calcalist · 6 hours ago
What happened
Zion Bales, a longtime Maccabi Tel Aviv fan, is suing the club after being evicted from a kiosk he operated for years at their training complex, seeking compensation for lost income and emotional harm. The club disputes the claims but remains open to direct talks.
- 01Zion Bales operated a kiosk at Maccabi Tel Aviv’s training complex for many years before eviction.
- 02Bales claims the club allowed his operation, creating implied property rights over the kiosk.
- 03He seeks nearly 600,000 shekels in total compensation for lost income and emotional damages.
- 04Bales alleges he was misled into signing a 2002 contract permitting eviction.
- 05Maccabi Tel Aviv denies wrongdoing but respects Bales and invites direct negotiations.
- 06The lawsuit is supported by Bales’s son, former player Yossi Bales, and businessman Aryeh Shasha.
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