During her years as the owner of Hapoel Beer Sheva, Alona Barkat has broken quite a few glass ceilings. She established her status as one of the most powerful women in Israeli sports, became a valued figure and gained boundless sympathy from Hapoel BS fans after leading them to championships, trophies and the name ‘Beer Sheva’ is already well known in Europe.
Despite the announcement of his departure, Barkat, according to sources at the club, is still involved in the management and certainly in the budget and is looking forward to the days when the audience will return to Turner, to which the team will return next month. My husband BS, who managed against all odds to bring back decisive players like Aliniv Barda and Maor Melikson – and defeated other teams in the race for the two, gave the green light to submit the bid for former Maccabi Tel Aviv midfielder Dor Micha.
Talks with his agent Ronen Katsav and the actor himself who plays Anthagusta Anthemosis have already taken place. “He is a player who breaks the tie,” they said in the court after realizing that the connection is interested in returning to Israel and understands that Maccabi Tel Aviv closed the door on him.
Micha’s desire to return to Israel, the fact that BS made more than NIS 20 million as a result of the success in the Europa League, as well as the desire to take some of the pressure off Jessewa led him to move the team. At the same time, the professional team told Dor Micha, if And when, will not be at the expense of further reinforcement in the defensive player and striker.
“Bringing Micha will provide a message to BS fans and the entire league,” the club concluded. The midfielder himself has made it clear many times that he wants to leave Anorthosis and that he and the coach are not broadcasting on the same wave. .
Meanwhile and after the loss to Maccabi Petah Tikva, B’Shlosha are preparing for tomorrow’s (Sunday) game against Bnei Yehuda. Elton Accultasa and Miguel Vitor may open, as well as Ramzi Spori and Jonathan Agudlo in the lineup photo.
