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Israeli Football Tribunal Upholds Compensation Amount Beitar Jerusalem Must Pay Ashdod for Noam Mouta
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First reported by N12 · 19 minutes ago
What happened
The Israeli Football Association's Supreme Tribunal rejected M.S. Ashdod's appeal, confirming Beitar Jerusalem must pay 450,000 shekels for player Noam Mouta, finalizing the compensation dispute.
- 01The Israeli Football Association's Supreme Tribunal rejected Ashdod's appeal on August 11, 2026.
- 02Beitar Jerusalem must pay Ashdod 450,000 shekels for player Noam Mouta.
- 03Ashdod initially demanded 1.1 million shekels but the committee ruled a lower amount.
- 04Ashdod argued the decision was made by a single arbitrator and misinterpreted regulations.
- 05A three-member panel unanimously dismissed Ashdod's appeal, finalizing the payment.
- 06The ruling closes the dispute over Mouta's compensation definitively.
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