The case of theft of the German handball players gets complicated • Suspicion: Other players were involved in a disturbing match: Who could steal more products from the Gomerbach department store

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Anyone who thought that the theft case for the handball players in the handball game is coming to an end is worth thinking again. "Israel Today" reveals new details in the affair that it seems will continue to occupy Israeli sports for a long time.

Sources in the Israeli handball team involved in the affair last night told Israel Today that the affair does not amount to only actors Amir Schneider and Lidor Peso arrested by German police, released on bail and the case against them closed. "It is clear to everyone that other boys were involved in the theft story in his dog," they claimed, "in fact they were competing between them - who manages to steal more than his dog in the town of Gomersbach where they lived."

It is suspected that every evening the suspects would meet in the criminal activity and showcase what they had managed to steal from the nearby department store, and even a winner would be determined each time, according to the loot value with which they would return. Sources who have already heard the testimony of the two and went into the depth of the beam said: "Unfortunately there is a feeling in the air that we will eventually find that a large number of other players were involved in this affair."

In the vicinity of the athletes, they did not like the publication yesterday in "Israel Today" according to which the prosecution is going to ask for a three-year exclusion from activity in all Israeli teams and the denial of "active athlete" status from those involved. Israel Today also learned that some of the parents whose children are still in Germany are furious at their compilation from what is happening in Gomersbach.

The director of the Handball Association, Eric Deutsch, came to Germany as part of the investigative efforts. Another senior member of the union said that "as part of the investigations into the incident, investigative material came from Germany. The conclusions that come up are disturbing. At the last store, they were apprehended and police were called to the scene, but this is not just one store. "

Comment from the Handball Association: "The Handball Association is addressing the height of the seriousness and severity of the affair, and in the coming days the two suspected players will be indicted. Talks were held with the other project players and staff in Germany. If they were found to be more involved - they would be punished with the utmost severity. "