Maccabi Haifa striker, who burst into locker room following non-sharing with Bnei Yehuda, boycott the training in Bat Galim • Marco confusion will leave decision in the hands of Dawn This season

• Jordan Shua. Did not show up for training

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  Alan Shaver

Hours after he promised the Maccabi Haifa people that he would not be training this morning, striker Jordan Shujah confiscated morning training on Sunday. Haifa sees this severely and is now considering how to respond. The club sees Shuha's behavior as a blatant discipline, but the player himself wants to leave at all costs.

The professional team led by coach Marco Confusion does not intend to address the issue but to leave the decisions to club president Yaakov Shahar. "He sees, knows and hears what's going on. Only he can make that kind of decision," the Green Club said.
Shu'a missed two workouts in the days before the game against Bnei Yehuda. In one he claimed the Arabs in his leg and in the other he stated that he had personal problems. Regarding training today, there was no message or reason, but the boycott of choice.

Exactly a year ago, in the January 2019 transfer window, Jordan signed a Maccabi Haifa sheba for NIS 6 million in one of the biggest transfers in recent years in Israeli football. But Haifa did not know that within a year there would be so many headlines around the player.

They said in the vicinity of Shu'a: "Confusion does not want Jordan, who will let him go where he wants him and where he can play." A possibility that has arisen is to lend Shuah to the team like Bnei Yehuda until the end of the season, though Dawn vetoes his release at this time. Betar Jerusalem submitted a proposal to purchase the player at a significantly lower amount than the money paid for it to Bnei Yehuda, and here the green owner also refused to leave.