Hapoel Be'er Sheva Satisfied With Transfer Window Activity

Hapoel Be'er Sheva, the reigning Israeli champions, are pleased with their transfer window dealings despite a disappointing 2-2 draw against Hapoel Haifa on Wednesday, which saw them drop points for the first time this season. The club has filled its quota of foreign players by signing Adrian Ogrisse and Amankwah Forson, ahead of their Europa League campaign.

While the foreign player slots are now full, Hapoel Be'er Sheva may still add Israeli players before the transfer window closes. Coach Ran Kochav stated at a press conference that while they currently believe they have finished signing Israeli players, "you can't know until the end of the window." The club expressed satisfaction with the acquisitions, believing they have strengthened all areas of the team with quality players who will provide necessary depth.

High expectations are placed on Forson, who is expected to significantly upgrade the midfield, and Ogrisse, described as a "fantastic striker." Despite no current plans for further Israeli signings, the club acknowledges that circumstances could change before the window shuts. They will remain attentive to the market and explore opportunities to improve the squad if suitable options arise.