Owner of Ironi Tiberias prevented the realization of the guarantees – salaries will be delayed

The Magistrate's Court issued a temporary injunction stopping the forfeiture of Ironi Tiberias's bank guarantees worth NIS 1.3 million, following a request by owner Arye Kalmanson. As a result, the club announced that player and staff salaries will not be paid on time. Kalmanson attacked the trustee and accused her of mismanagement.

The financial crisis at Ironi Tiberias is worsening: club owner Arye Kalmanson obtained a temporary injunction from the Magistrate's Court preventing the forfeiture of NIS 1.3 million in bank guarantees, leading to a delay in paying player and staff salaries. The decisive hearing has been postponed to November 23. Meanwhile, Kalmanson's company "Dorot" ordered the collection of players' vehicles following the termination of the leasing agreement. In a club statement formulated with trustee Adv. Liza Hadash and Mayor Yossi Naba'a, harsh criticism was leveled at the move. Kalmanson responded combatively, accusing the trustee of mismanagement and cynical use of the players, and asked where millions of shekels from the club's coffers had disappeared. He made it clear he would not inject further funds without control, and that forfeiting the guarantees could lead to the team's collapse.