Hapoel Be'er Sheva Completes Transfer Window Activity, Eyes European Competition

Hapoel Be'er Sheva concluded its transfer window activity, bringing in new foreign players ahead of their Europa League campaign. The team recently drew 2-2 against Hapoel Haifa, marking their first dropped points of the season. The club has signed Adrian Gricé and Amankwah Forson, filling their foreign player slots. While the team's foreign roster is complete, they retain the option to sign additional Israeli players until the transfer window closes.

Coach Ran Kochav stated at a press conference that while they currently believe they have finished acquiring Israeli players, "you can't know until the end of the window." The club expressed satisfaction with their transfer dealings, believing they have strengthened all areas of the team with quality players who will provide necessary depth. High expectations are placed on Forson to significantly upgrade the midfield and on Gricé, described as a "fantastic striker."

Despite the current assessment, Hapoel Be'er Sheva acknowledges that the situation regarding Israeli player acquisitions could change before the window shuts. The club will continue to monitor the market and evaluate opportunities to improve the squad if suitable options arise.