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Uri Dahan to Sign with Bnei Sakhnin, Will Miss Match Against Beitar Jerusalem

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Defender Uri Dahan will sign with Bnei Sakhnin and will miss the upcoming game against his former team, Beitar Jerusalem. The club also signed Romanian midfielder Antonio Sefer on loan.

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  • Uri Dahan will sign with Bnei Sakhnin.
  • Dahan will not play against Beitar Jerusalem.
  • Antonio Sefer joins Sakhnin on loan.
  • Dahan replaces injured defender Dimitri Kabeera.

Bnei Sakhnin is set to sign defender Uri Dahan, who agreed to terms with the club. Dahan arrived for training on Sunday but was unable to participate as the deal was not yet finalized. Beitar Jerusalem, Dahan's former club, conditioned his transfer on him not playing in the upcoming match between the two teams on Monday. Bnei Sakhnin agreed to this condition, meaning Dahan's debut will be postponed to the following week.

Dahan's move to Sakhnin comes as a replacement for defender Dimitri Kabeera, who has been ruled out for the remainder of the season due to injury and will be placed on the injured list.

In parallel, Bnei Sakhnin has also secured the signing of Romanian midfielder Antonio Sefer on loan from Bnei Reineh until the end of the season. Sefer's previous Israeli clubs include Hapoel Be'er Sheva. Sakhnin anticipates that Sefer's integration will be aided by his connection with two other Romanian players on the team, Raul Bravo and Daniel Parsky, as well as a recently acquired forward.

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