Beitar Jerusalem is getting used to the fact that the midfielder will soon leave for Belgium or the MLS: "We have nothing to do, it is being led by his agent" • Fear that Freddie Plumain will stand trial and be expelled due to the outburst • Einbinder on the case in front of Tel Aviv: " Can be satisfied with the point "

• Child. His time in Betar has passed

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  Alan Shaver

With all due respect to the draw (0: 0) released by Betar Jerusalem against Maccabi Tel Aviv last night, the club members are dealing with two burning issues this morning in the home and garden - the expected prosecution of midfielder Freddie Pluman and the future of Capricorn Kinda.

The incident in which Plumann burst into flames at the end of the game and attempted to confront a fan who cursed him was noted in the referee's report and would likely lead to the player being prosecuted. He may also be punished for being removed from the court. In Betar, they claimed that Plomin had told them he had been astonished at him. Most club members realized there were no grunts at the player and his outburst came due to the curses he sustained.

And what's up with Kinda? According to a Betar official: "Chances are he will leave, we have nothing to do." As we know, Jackie Ben-Zaken, owner of Ashdod, which holds half of the player's player card, is solely responsible for the player's sale to Europe (in accordance with the contract signed between Sideline) and the group claim that he and his uncle Dahan, Kinda's agent, will bring Kinda offers from Belgium and the MLS, probably from Los Angeles FC

Flumin. Will the outbreak cost him dearly? // Photo: Ami Shuman

Betar feelings about Kinda divisions. "If Benyun had a professional manager last year, it wouldn't have happened," officials at Home and Garden added, "Capricorn is led by his agent." A player in the group said: "What do you want Kinda to say to Ben? An old man will give up a million or 2 million euros to stay in Betar?

One of the captains, Dan Einbinder, referred to Kinda's expected departure, saying: "Capricorn is the best fit player in the country today. Excellent player and friend. If he leaves it is part of football, but it is something we do not deal with only the management and professional team."

"We had youth players on the bench and Maccabi Attar"

On the file with Maccabi, Einbinder said: "There were better and less good things. We did not create more situations, but to remind you of Maccabi in Haifa 4 goals a week ago and this time we only put them on one situation. The previous game may have been a bit seated, but we came up with a missing roster, And Maccabi has come in better momentum than us and depending on the circumstances we can be satisfied with the point. We haven't absorbed in them having an excellent fit attack. Our point scoring rate is not bad. "

The team also defended the criticisms of the controlled game against the champions, saying: "We didn't have Conte, not Azulay, not Kinda, nor Ben Haim, we had youth players on the bench and Maccabi Ater, and some 6 guns not at all. We have a short roster and still There are gaps between us. "