Beitar Jerusalem Coach Considers Lineup Shakeup After Heavy Loss
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Beitar Jerusalem's coach is contemplating a major lineup change after a significant loss, stating no player's position is secure. Key players are being assessed for fitness ahead of their next game.
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- Coach Almog Cohen may revolutionize Beitar Jerusalem's lineup after a 4-1 defeat.
- No player's starting position is guaranteed, according to a team source.
- Yarden Shua is set to return to the starting lineup.
- Team is trying to ready Nana Ampomah and Jordan Cohen for the next match.
- Nadav Markovich could be loaned out as the team seeks a foreign midfielder.
Beitar Jerusalem will resume preparations on Tuesday for their upcoming match against Hapoel Tel Aviv on Thursday, aiming to put behind them a recent 4-1 defeat to Maccabi Netanya. Coach Almog Cohen, who did not speak with his players after Sunday's training, is reportedly considering a significant overhaul of the starting lineup due to the team's poor performance, particularly in defense and off-the-ball contributions.
A source within Beitar Jerusalem told Sport Channel, "No player's place in the lineup is guaranteed, there are no sacred cows here. Whoever isn't good enough will have to prove they deserve to wear the Beitar starting jersey." Forward Yarden Shua is expected to return to the starting lineup after recovering from an ankle injury, having come on as a substitute in the last game.
Additional changes are anticipated, especially in the midfield, which was criticized for its weak performance. The team is also working to get right-back Nana Ampomah, who suffered a knock in the last game, and left-back Jordan Cohen, injured during warm-ups before a match against Austria Vienna, ready to play. Meanwhile, amid efforts to sign a foreign midfielder, with negotiations ongoing for Alexis Serrens of Independiente Medellín, young midfielder Nadav Markovich, who was on loan last season, might be loaned out to Hapoel Kiryat Shmona.
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