Boris Klaiman, an Israeli soccer player, was arrested for the incident actions on a child. Moreover, when he was caught, he had 1.5 grammes of heroin. Let us go more into the issue. Boris Klaiman is a former professional football custodian for Volos of the Greek Premier League. He is a member of the Israeli national team, born in Ukraine.
Klaiman represented Israel at youth levels ranging from under-18 through under-21. On August 11, 2009, he debuted for Israel U21 against Serbia. In June of that year, he was the first custodian in the 2013 UEFA European Under-21 Championship. Klamian has made 21 appearances for the Israeli youth team. On October 4, 2013, he was called to the senior Israeli squad to prepare for games against Portugal and Northern Ireland. On March 23, 2016, he made his senior debut for Israel in a 2-0 friendly defeat to Croatia on the road. Israeli Soccer Player Boris Klaiman was Detained for Lewd Behaviour Against Children.
A 30-year-old Israeli soccer player in Greece was seized early Tuesday morning at an Athens nightclub, according to Greek media quoting local police, for allegedly committing indecent acts on a child. According to local media, the suspect was caught in the Greek capital’s Kolonaki neighbourhood after a Belgian lady complained about a football player at a local nightclub.
Officials claim that the suspect was also detained for having prohibited narcotics. The Israeli athlete was arrested with four Belgians and a Greek suspect. According to Israeli reports, following the alleged Israeli crimes, the Greek suspect, a football player, got into a violent brawl with four Belgian guests in Greece.
What Is the Future of Boris Klaiman’s Career?
Boris Klaiman, a Ukrainian-born Israeli international custodian, had his contract with the Greek Super League club Volos Football Club terminated earlier on Tuesday. According to a statement, the club’s president, Achillea Beu, decided. The termination of Klaiman’s contract is now without cause. However, Volos has not disclosed any details on the breach of contract committed by Portuguese defender Joo Rodrigo Pereira Escoval.
Israeli guardian Boris Klaiman’s Greek club, Volos, said his contract would be revoked upon being charged with raping a youngster in an Athens nightclub yesterday. The prosecutor’s office also accused Klaiman, 33, of holding 1.5 grammes of heroin when he was apprehended, according to Greek state television ERT. According to one story, the victim is a Belgian national high school senior on vacation in Athens.
Mr. Boris Klaiman Early Years:
Klaiman was born in Vinnytsia, Soviet Ukraine, and immigrated to Israel with his family when he was ten months old. He joined the Hapoel Tel Aviv senior squad before the 2009-10 season after starting his career with the Hapoel Tel Aviv and Kfar Saba youth teams. He spent time on loan with Maccabi Herzliya before returning to Hapoel Kfar Saba.
Football was initially introduced to him as a kid in the Hapoel Tel Aviv youth system, then in the Hapoel Kfar Saba youth system. In the 2008-09 season, he made his debut appearance with the first team on August 15, 2008, in a 0-0 tie with Hapoel Ra’anana. This season, Klaiman appeared in 13 games with the first team.
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