Gidi Lipkin
Yossi Aboksis (Oren Ben Hakon)
Earlier this week, Bnei Yehuda coach Yossi Aboksis, whose head is struggling to keep the team in the Premier League, was surprised when he received a phone call from the Weizmann Forest Investigations Office, which works with the Football Association, when asked to come to the veteran Investigations Office. .
ONE first learned that Israeli football reports that the suspect is that a senior team complained to the Football Association about Aboksis’ contract, which earned Hapoel B’Shlosha about NIS 60,000 net per month, while in Bnei Yehuda his contract is about NIS 43,000 net per month plus A vehicle for which the team pays tax. It is estimated that following the complaint, the Football Association ordered the opening of an investigation by the Ministry of Investigations.
This is an unconventional investigation, which shows what is happening behind the scenes in Israeli football, when the relationship between different teams is extremely turbulent. Sources say that Aboksis was asked how it was that he left Hapoel B’Shlosha in favor of Bnei Yehuda and for a lower contract. He was not offered to extend his contract, and was at the end of the season left without a financial contract.
They also delayed the Bnei Yehuda coach’s investigation into the issue of how it is that he has a partnership at the Jafnica branch in Kiryat Ono together with Bnei Yehuda owner Barak Abramov, and tried to actually link the arrival to Bnei Yehuda and the partnership with the owner. Aboksis, it is said, was already upset and replied that the partnership with Abramov was formed even before arriving at Hapoel B’Shlosha more than a year and a half ago, and has nothing to do with the signing now.
Also, Aboksis has 5% in the branch in exchange for being the presenter of the place, and he must even come to the branch and represent it. Aboksis also said during his interrogation – it has nothing to do with the fact that I coach Bnei Yehuda in partnership with Abramov, we have been friends for many years regardless of football, and continue in the company throughout the years. You can not tell me what to do in my private life and there is no connection to the group’s training – the Weizmann Forest Investigation Office invited Bnei Yehuda CEO Kfir Edri for questioning next week.
