After Degani, Bitton and Hasselbaink, Beit Vagan marked the following acquisition: The Jewish-Argentine midfielder who left Maccabi Netanya after 4 seasons • His salary could be an obstacle

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  Yossi Shekel

Is Betar Jerusalem on the way to another interesting signing? It could very well be that the answer is yes. Israel Today learned for the first time that the Nico Olsk connection was recently offered to Jerusalemites, who are positively considering the possibility of joining it.

Olsk (28) left Maccabi Netanya this summer after four seasons. He has been courted for a long time by Hapoel Tel Aviv, who until recently even negotiated with him. The gaps between the parties were large, so the player's representatives are examining additional options for him in Israel, Poland and the MLS (American League).

Betar's goal is to establish a foreign back bond, and professional manager Yossi Benyon is making great efforts in this regard. Jerusalemites should consider options for Israeli back ties.

The point is that the Jewish-Argentine connection is considered senior, and so is his salary, which can be an obstacle. In light of this fact, Betar Jerusalem claims that only after one of the foreign players leaves the team will it be possible to advance the move.

One of the foreigners nominated for sale is midfielder Levi Garcia, who was injured in the game against Bnei Yehuda in the Toto Cup and underwent a photo with his leg. The Jerusalemites hope that this is a strong stretch in the back muscle only that will disable it for a period of only two to three weeks. If the relationship is absent for a longer period, this may harm the chances of its sale.

Meanwhile, Betar believes that until tomorrow, club owners Moshe Hogg will transfer the guarantees required for budget control so that the new players - Uriel Degani, Oren Bitton and Glaofilo Hasselbaink - can participate in the game against Hapoel Tel Aviv.

On another issue, in light of the pressure that Betar fans are exerting on the management, Celebrate is seriously considering the addition of a noble Omar, who can earn almost half as much as he earned at Maccabi Tel Aviv. The club is debating whether to proceed with the move or not for moral reasons, regardless of the prosecutor's decision regarding the minors' case.