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Beitar Jerusalem's Boris Inno Focuses on Football After Social Media Purge
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First reported by Walla · 18 hours ago
What happened
Beitar Jerusalem midfielder Boris Inno removed his club photos from social media to focus on football, explaining this to coach Almog Cohen. The club prepares for its season opener against Maccabi Netanya on August 29, with some players injured and others ready to play. Meanwhile, Beitar awaits a decision on midfielder Ailson Tabarsh's future amid ongoing transfer complications.
- 01Boris Inno deleted all Beitar Jerusalem photos from social media to focus on playing.
- 02Coach Almog Cohen confirmed he also avoids social media use.
- 03Beitar prepares for August 29 season opener versus Maccabi Netanya.
- 04Injured left-back Yarden Cohen will miss the opener; Nevo Shudo to replace him.
- 05Midfielder Ailson Tabarsh remains with the club amid stalled transfer talks.
- 06Beitar plans to recruit a central midfielder after the European transfer window closes.
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Full coverage · 4 outlets
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MakoCenter · Hebrew14 minutes ago
Beitar Jerusalem's Boris Inno Focuses on Football After Social Media Purge
N12Center · Hebrew14 minutes ago
Beitar Jerusalem's Boris Inno Focuses on Football After Social Media Decision
WallaCenter · Hebrew2 hours ago
Beitar Jerusalem's Boris Ano Receives Hundreds of Support Messages After Online Abuse
Now 14Right · Hebrew17 hours ago
Beitar Jerusalem Midfielder Boris Ino Deletes All Instagram Photos Amid Online Abuse
MakoCenter · Hebrew18 hours ago
Beitar Jerusalem Midfielder Boris Ino Deletes Social Media Photos Amid Fan Criticism
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