Beitar Jerusalem believe that in their next game they will have the opportunity to share all the purchased players, contrary to what happened in the loss to Hapoel Tel Aviv (2:1), yesterday in Bloomfield, this after they claim that they transferred to Marko Yankovic the first payment out of their debt to him. which is spread over several payments.
The club says that although Barak Abramov definitively purchased the team already on Thursday, it is still unclear how much they will be able to spend on the purchase.
"Right now we are looking at players for 100/120 thousand dollars, we don't know if the subscriptions sold will change anything or not," said the club.
Coach Yossi Abouxis is interested in adding four players: a defender, a striker, a winger and another midfielder, but he also hinted that he might have to compromise on the purchase when he said: "Sometimes it's better to have 4 good foreigners and not 6. We have two foreigners in the squad and we will have to bring in two foreigners and maybe another Israeli ".
The Israeli in question is the right defender, Amit Cohen, who is supposed to arrive on a free transfer from Bnei Yehuda, and is expected to sign this week.
The name of Ofri Arad, a player for Maccabi Haifa, was mentioned as a candidate in Beit and Gan, but at this stage Yossi Abouxis is focused on the search for a foreign stopper.
In addition, Maccabi Haifa is expected to announce definitively in the coming days whether it is purchasing midfielder Aviel Zargari (against the debt on Jordan Shua) and loaning him back to the Black and Yellows.
"This saga has been going on for too long. This week it will end sooner or later," coach Yossi Abouxis said, adding, "I would love for him to stay. Zargari looks much better than last year."
The brakeman Oral Degani, who injured his hamstring yesterday, will be examined by the club's medical team.
The hope is that it is not a serious injury and he will be fit for the game in the first round of the league against Maccabi Netanya.
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