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Uri Dahan Moves from Beitar Jerusalem to Bnei Sakhnin

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Beitar Jerusalem announced defender Uri Dahan is transferring to Bnei Sakhnin after four years. The 26-year-old defender will strengthen Sakhnin's defense, potentially debuting against his former team.

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  • Uri Dahan transfers from Beitar Jerusalem to Bnei Sakhnin.
  • Dahan played for Beitar Jerusalem for four years.
  • He joins Bnei Sakhnin managed by Yossi Abuksis.
  • The move strengthens Sakhnin's defense after an injury.
  • Dahan could debut against his former club next Monday.

Beitar Jerusalem has confirmed that defender Uri Dahan will transfer to Bnei Sakhnin, ending his four-year tenure with the Jerusalem club. Dahan, 26, who has seen limited playing time in recent years, will join the squad managed by Yossi Abuksis.

Dahan's move comes after he initially joined Beitar Jerusalem on loan from Maccabi Haifa in the summer of 2022. He played two seasons on loan before signing permanently with Beitar in the summer of 2024. In total, he made 97 league appearances for Beitar, scoring three goals and providing one assist.

His transfer is expected to bolster Sakhnin's defense, particularly following the season-ending injury to their defender Dimitri Kabbara. Dahan could potentially make his debut against his former club, Beitar Jerusalem, in an upcoming match at Doha Stadium next Monday.

MakoCentre · Neve Ilan

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