"We did not believe that we would stay in the league so quickly, we were sure it would be until the last round," say this morning (Sunday) in Betar Jerusalem, which officially celebrated its stay in the league yesterday, after the 2: 2 draw against Maccabi Petah Tikva.
After promising to stay, the club hopes that there may be someone who wants to buy the team, but the chances of that are not high - due to the deficit of NIS 25 million and Moshe's loan celebrating from singularities, which stands at NIS 35 million.
"Until now, we have not received a single offer to buy the club," said a Betar source.
Moshe is celebrating.
Will leave behind an extraordinary deficit, Photo: Noam Rivkin Pento
Betar is in no hurry to go into liquidation, given the fact that a team that goes into liquidation starting next season will receive a 12-point reduction in practice. "Going into liquidation is just relegation," Betar said.
Another option facing the Yellows is to try to make a recovery plan - the main thing is to put together a team next season that will be based on income only, but such a team will undoubtedly be a bottom team.
As we first reported in 'Israel Today', brakeman Joshua Mahias will leave the team at the end of the season, although he has become an anchor of the defense in recent games - due to the many costs to keep him and the disappointment that was around his lifestyle while recovering from injury.
Only the brake is not the only player who will leave the team in the near future.
Betar's great fear that other players on the team, that there is a desire for them to stay, (such as Michael Ohana or Liran Rotman, who is in high demand at Maccabi Netanya), will not wait for developments around the team's economic sector and move elsewhere. But how much they can wait for us, "the club concluded this morning.
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