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Beitar Jerusalem Midfielder Boris Ino Deletes Social Media Photos Amid Fan Criticism

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First reported by Walla · 60 minutes ago

What happened

Beitar Jerusalem midfielder Boris Ino deleted his social media photos after receiving harsh fan criticism but remains a key player with two years left on his contract.

  • 01Boris Ino deleted photos of himself in Beitar Jerusalem gear due to harsh fan criticism.
  • 02Ino made a critical error in a recent match against Austria Vienna, intensifying scrutiny.
  • 03He is deeply affected by the negative comments and wants to focus solely on football.
  • 04Beitar Jerusalem officials and most fans continue to support Ino despite the backlash.
  • 05Ino has two years remaining on his contract and is a top earner at the club.
  • 06Coach Almog Cohen views Ino as a vital part of the team's future plans.

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Full coverage · 3 outlets

The same event, reported separately by each newsroom. Open a few to compare what each emphasizes — and what they leave out.

MakoCenter · Hebrew34 minutes ago
Beitar Jerusalem Midfielder Boris Ino Deletes Social Media Photos Amid Fan Criticism
N12Center · Hebrew34 minutes ago
Beitar Jerusalem Midfielder Boris Ino Removes Team Photos Amid Fan Criticism
WallaCenter · Hebrew60 minutes ago
Beitar Jerusalem Midfielder Boris Ano Deletes All Club Photos Amid Fan Backlash

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