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Beitar Jerusalem Shifts Focus to Midfielder Signing with Budget of One Million Shekels
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First reported by Mako · 1 hour ago
What happened
Beitar Jerusalem is focusing on signing a high-profile attacking midfielder with a budget of one million shekels after their European exit. Owner Barak Abramov supports this investment, contingent on fan attendance, while the team prepares for a Toto Cup match with a rotated squad due to player fatigue and injuries.
- 01Beitar Jerusalem shifts transfer focus to signing a high-paid attacking midfielder after European elimination.
- 02Owner Barak Abramov allocates up to one million shekels for the midfielder's salary through season end.
- 03Abramov willing to buy or loan the player based on coaching staff's requirements.
- 04Over 20,000 season tickets sold, encouraging Abramov's continued investment.
- 05Coach Almog Cohen plans broad squad rotation for upcoming Toto Cup qualifier against Hapoel Ramat Gan.
- 06Several key players rest due to fatigue or minor injuries, with others stepping into the lineup.
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