Barak Abramov: "There was no offer. Threats? Let them complain to the police"

Following the allegations of his refusal to sell the group, the owners of Bnei Yehuda say: "The man is not the source of the money. The deal will not mature until he heads the system."

Regarding allegations of criminal threats: "Five years of protesting against me, now I remember to send people?"

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31/05/2022

Tuesday, May 31, 2022, 3:00 p.m.

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Bnei Yehuda owner Barak Abramov responded to allegations by businessmen who allegedly wanted to acquire the group and encountered a refusal on his part, as well as allegations by various fans that they had received threats from criminal elements and as a result stopped protesting against him under his house and Jafnica branches.

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"I'm not willing to give the club to someone who is looking to hide behind other people."

Abramov (Photo: Ariel Shalom)

"There was no offer from any businessman regarding the purchase of Bnei Yehuda," says Abramov. To hide behind other people, so the deal did not mature and will not mature until the same person heads the system, like any other owner in Israeli football

. For that.

Have been protesting against me for 5 years, so now I remembered to send people?

It is very sad that these people are coming down to this level, and if they really feel threatened, I call on them to file a complaint with the Israel Police against those threatening them.

"As for Doron Ossidon, it should be made clear that Doron took over in place of Yossi Cohen, who managed the club together with Kfir Edri, and things remained exactly as they were."

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