Talks between the heads of Hapoel Tel Aviv and the fans in an attempt to stop the subscription protest
The owners and fan representatives in a "negotiation" that could promote the sale of the club, the Nisnovs claim will agree to full transparency.
The team continues to look for a goalkeeper, but knows what the important positions are
Ophir Saar
08/06/2022
Wednesday, 08 June 2022, 07:06 Updated: 07:17
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Hapoel Tel Aviv wants to end the fan protest and the boycott of subscriptions and tickets, and behind the scenes there have been talks in recent days between the fans and some of the owners regarding the outline where the owners will transparently present all their demands for the club sale by an outside body. The seller of the sale will manage a body unrelated to the owner, one that will make real and honest efforts to close a deal in which the club will be sold.
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There is a willingness, but the agreement is far away.
Nisnov (Photo: Ariel Shalom)
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At least outwardly, the Nisnov brothers broadcast that they would agree to full transparency and the possibility of letting an outsider conduct the negotiations, but between what the fans are told and reaching a conclusion the distance is not small, and talks will continue. Which will ensure the club a decent income in the coming season and the possibility of transferring a proper squad of players in the budget control in the coming season.
On the professional side, the Reds are still not closed on a goalkeeper for next season.
The first priority is still Ariel Hemlock, but his demand for a two-year contract is not acceptable to the club.
Ernest Shtakos has received a significantly lower offer than last year for one season, and he is also exploring other options, with the club hoping that the issue will be closed with one of the two next week.
Beyond that, the main goal at the moment is to add a striker, a contact and a foreign brake, when the club says: "In these positions the highest amounts will be invested, we must not fall into these positions, it is the players who need to upgrade the team."
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