After being released from his youth club, the 31-year-old midfielder submitted a request to the Arbitration Institution: "Circumstances provoking serious and extraordinary conduct"
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The struggle has officially begun
Photography:
Oren Ben Hakon
Six days after his release from the group, Dan Einbinder filed a lawsuit today (Wednesday) against Betar Jerusalem.
The indictment was filed with the Arbitration Institution and the essence is enforcement of the agreement which was annulled by his youth group in an abusive, unlawful and unprofessional and immoral manner, in circumstances that provoke serious and unusual conduct.
The actor's lawyer, Roi Rosen, said: "Dan chooses to conduct the procedure in a quiet and discreet manner and therefore he does not intend to be interviewed or respond at this stage."
Last week, the club's captains, including owner Moshe Hogg and manager Eli Ohana, decided to say goodbye to the player. A statement from Betar said: "A large number of teams were interested in the player and even saw him as a key player in everything, while Betar made it clear that he could no longer play for the club. Along the way, we respected Dan, but in the end he He chose to stay at the club even though his conditions would not have been affected if he had passed. "