The saga of Maor Buzaglo against Hapoel Tel Aviv is not over yet.
After the former player won the arbitration lawsuit against his former team and it was ruled that Hapoel should pay him more than a million shekels, a hearing was held today (Monday) in the Tel Aviv Regional Labor Court to cancel the arbitration award of arbitrator Adv. Amiel Tagar.
Judge Esther Robowitz-Barchesh recommended that the parties reach a financial compromise to end the ongoing saga and set another hearing for early September.
During and during the discussions, Buzaglo posted a series of posts in which he sharply attacked the treatment of him, mainly by the club's owners, the brothers Sharon and Itzik Nisnov.
"It's clear to you that they have no legal case, right?", The former player began, The work they deserve because of such circumstances. "
The former player continued: "I suggest for the following cases, that whoever deals with people in this style and in any field, not just football, sign them on personal guarantee. This is a method of working! Most football players in Israel can not be one month without pay and then reach a compromise with them. "Bottom line, they want the payments and I'm not ready. The days of Saleh Shabtai are over. I waited two years, we will wait another month and a half."
Maor Bouzaglo's post, Photo: Screenshot from Instagram
Maor Bouzaglo's post, Photo: Screenshot from Instagram
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