Tel Aviv Maccabi is preparing for the players involved in the minority affair not to return for the season • How will the team act if no indictment is filed? "Goldhaar may prefer to compensate and cut them," a former Premier League official estimates, in the midst of chaos, the Yellows will meet BS

• Will Mitch Goldhart decide to say goodbye to both players?

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Even if Maccabi Tel Aviv stays tonight (20:45) in front of Hapoel Bash and does not increase the gap at the summit to 14 points, the distance from Maccabi Haifa is so great that even if the minority affair somehow affects the yellows and they lose some points along the way, The championship is deep in their pocket.

But with all due respect to Bloomfield tonight, which until last season is still considered "game of the season," and despite the fact that the two suspected players involved in having sex with minors will not be part of the roster, Kiryat Shalom continues to deal with the affair and its implications.

Various Israeli football officials believe that the yellow management's decision to take the players on a temporary leave is just the first swallow when it comes to possible club proceedings against the two. What procedures are these about? Here's the explanation.

The Football Association Discipline, which each player signs in an agreement with his team, reads as follows: "The team can immediately cancel the agreement with the player without detracting from any of its other rights - if the player is convicted within the period of a criminal offense, whether the player intends to appeal or not ". Simply put, a team can release an instant player and not make up for it if convicted of the criminal.

Ibich. Will try to forget his team's troubles tonight // Photo: Courtesy of Maccabi Tel Aviv

The Disciplinary Rules do not specifically address the case of an indictment against an actor, but there are other sections that can be instituted in these cases through a legal process if the group wishes to release the players against whom it has been indicted. If two Maccabi players are indicted, the team may have a basis for a breach of contract, although there may be jurors who may disagree. But can the team impose sanctions on the players if they are not indicted? A former Israeli soccer official tried to explain The situation.

"It has clear standards"

"It may be that even if no indictment is filed, Mitch Goldhar would prefer to compensate them and cut their relationship with them. It is very surprising if they return to play in Maccabi sometime," said the former senior in a conversation with Israel Today, stating: "Goldhar cannot afford To himself such a thing in one of his companies, because he has very clear standards. He will want nothing to do with these players. As soon as Maccabi Tel Aviv took them on vacation even before they knew everything that happened - it meant that Maccabi sent a clear ethical statement. "

A Premier League official added: "I don't see any chance that these players will go on to Maccabi." His intention is also in case no charges are filed against the two. Many in Israeli football are convinced that Maccabi will separate from the two, even if it does cost them The reason: mainly because the owner values, morality, organization and image much more than football. Maccabi Tel Aviv will be morally difficult to leave the two part of the club.

Professionally, the team is preparing to not have two episode stars return to play this season. Ahead of the match against BS, Jonathan Cohen looks set to return to Vladimir Ivich's 11th. Nick Blackman and Ayalon Almog are also in the lineup. The defense squad has been debating between captain Sharan Yini and Ethan Tibi, who is expected to return to the roster for the first time since his father's death. To. Yevich addressed the affair yesterday, saying: "I can say there was no silence around the preparations for this game. Sometimes there are problems, but we are pros and want to do our job and win."

WC presents: Transparency for all

Hapoel Bash will leave for Bloomfield tonight when she is already thinking about next season. The club's management has shed light on the plans in conversation with fans on social networks. Chairman Itai Ben-Ze'ev and CEO Asi Rahamim presented extraordinary transparency and answered fans about the club's budget next season , And about faculty building.

"The players' wages this season were about NIS 40 million, but this section will drop to NIS 20 million," said Ben Ze'ev. "Despite the cut, we will have the third-largest budget in the Premier League and will compete hard at the top."

Aboxis. Three-Brake Arranger Planner // Photo: Alan Shiber

Ben Ze'ev referred to the fact that the professional team costs NIS 7-6 million for the WC, but the club estimates that former coach Barak Bachar, who hired a large part of the amount, will coach another team next season and this will significantly reduce the budget.

Apropop coach, also the issue of Yossi Aboxis and his move to the Israeli national team came up in conversation. "Yossi is our coach and he has a contract for next season," clarified Mercy. "None of the association has contacted us, Yossi has also not contacted, so there is nothing to speculate and theories about."

Ahead of the game tonight, Aboxis is planning a three-brake lineup, with a justice song being played alongside Miguel Vittor. His problem at the moment is the absence of brake Louis Taha due to a slight stretch. At the front is the absence of Dutch extremist Alton Akulta, who suffers from a load.