Bnei Sakhnin Releases Second Foreign Player After Just Three Matches
Israeli football club Bnei Sakhnin has parted ways with its second foreign player just three rounds into the new season. Angolan midfielder Norberto Carlos has been released by the club after reaching a compensation agreement. His departure follows that of Dimitri Kabbara, who suffered a season-ending injury.
Carlos's exit is attributed to both professional disappointment and a subsequent injury. He had joined Sakhnin before the club's ownership changed to Khaled Duki. The team is now reportedly focused on acquiring a right-back, despite Ahmed Salman performing well in that position, as the club feels a lack of depth in its attacking options.
Alongside strengthening the squad, Bnei Sakhnin is also seeking its first win of the season. The team, managed by Yossi Abukasis, is scheduled to play away against Hapoel Haifa on Monday.
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