Moshe Primor, a prominent Israeli football commentator, reportedly criticized the exorbitant prices of World Cup final tickets, calling them 'unthinkable' and claiming the event is accessible only to the wealthy. The comments were made in a Hebrew-language media report.
Moshe Primor, a well-known Israeli football commentator, reportedly criticized the high cost of tickets for the World Cup final, describing them as 'unthinkable' and the event as 'for the rich only.' The report, which appeared in Hebrew-language media, quoted Primor expressing dismay over the pricing. Primor is a regular commentator on sports broadcasts in Israel.
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