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Beitar Jerusalem in Talks for Colombian Defensive Midfielder Johan Torres

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Beitar Jerusalem is in talks to sign Colombian defensive midfielder Johan Torres from Independiente Santa Fe. The move aims to strengthen the team's midfield following a recent loss.

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  • Beitar Jerusalem is negotiating for Colombian midfielder Johan Torres.
  • Torres currently plays for Independiente Santa Fe.
  • The club seeks to strengthen its midfield after a recent defeat.
  • Avi Nimani is representing Torres in the talks.

Following a significant loss to Hapoel Tel Aviv, Beitar Jerusalem is actively working to strengthen its midfield, specifically targeting Almog Cohen's position. The club is reportedly in negotiations to sign Colombian defensive midfielder Johan Torres, with agent Avi Nimani facilitating the discussions.

Torres, 23, currently plays for Independiente Santa Fe in Colombia's top league, where he has been since 2022. He developed through the club's youth system and has accumulated 167 appearances across all competitions, scoring five goals and providing five assists.

This move comes after Beitar Jerusalem's recent defeat, highlighting the team's immediate need for reinforcements. The potential acquisition of Torres represents a strategic effort to bolster the squad's defensive capabilities in the midfield.

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