The club announced their departure for the USSR, but not all players agree to the move • The acute problem: today is the deadline to register at the National Insurance Institute • A player in the team: "You have to find a solution to please everyone"

• Hapoel Haifa players. Pipeline or Cutting?

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  Maor Alexasci

Hapoel Haifa announced that all its players were going to the USSR at a time when Israeli football is disabled, but in fact not everyone agrees to the move and today (Thursday) is the deadline to register at the National Insurance Institute. Following the existing issue, owner Yoav Katz instructed CEO Oren Sterling to come to a solution Otherwise the club will be in trouble.

One of the proposals is to cut about 40 percent of players' wages, but a large portion refuse to do so. As for the foreign players, Sterling has already appealed to them to cut back but they are not ready because most hold the contract until the end of the season and this is a total of two paychecks.

Meanwhile, Yoav Katz has sent a clear message to players through Captain Eden Ben Best that in light of the US economic crisis, they are not sure where to go when the situation improves. However, one of them said: "Not all players here receive NIS 40,000 In the month. We too have commitments to pay including mortgage and payments. You have to find a solution that will please everyone. "

As mentioned, today is the last day to enroll in the National Insurance Institute of the USSR and the issue will be cut in front of the players either way.