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Dan Biton Shows Early Signs of Recovery, Resumes Light Training

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Key player Dan Biton has started light training after recovering from heart muscle inflammation. Separately, Hapoel Be'er Sheva is set to sign defender Idan Nachmias.

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  • Dan Biton begins light training after heart muscle inflammation.
  • Doctors approve gradual return to activity for Biton.
  • Biton hopes for full return within months.
  • Hapoel Be'er Sheva to sign Idan Nachmias.
  • Nachmias joins from Bulgarian club Ludogorets.

There are initial signs of optimism regarding the return of Dan Biton, a key player for the team over the past two years. Biton, a midfielder, missed most of the recent playoff games due to inflammation of the heart muscle. He has recently begun very moderate fitness training, with his doctors' approval for a gradual return to activity. The medical team is closely monitoring his condition.

If upcoming tests are positive, Biton may increase his training intensity. The hope is that he can return to full activity within a few months. Teammate Liel Peretz shared a photo of Biton running on the field, accompanied by an emoji expressing hope and gratitude.

In separate news, Hapoel Be'er Sheva is expected to officially announce the signing of Idan Nachmias in the coming hours. The 29-year-old defender played for Ludogorets in Bulgaria last season and is reportedly set to sign a two-year contract with an option for an additional year.

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