Bnei Sakhnin Targets Three League Players in Transfer Window Push

Israeli Premier League club Bnei Sakhnin is actively seeking to strengthen its squad before the transfer window closes, reportedly targeting three players. The team is in discussions with several Israeli players and is also exploring the possibility of signing a foreign player, contingent on their domestic acquisitions.

Among the primary targets is Hapoel Be'er Sheva winger Yoni Stoyanov, who has reportedly agreed to terms in principle but is awaiting a decision closer to the transfer deadline. Sakhnin is also in talks with Stoyanov's teammate, Roey Levy, who is not part of Hapoel Be'er Sheva's plans. The club is optimistic that at least one of these two players will sign.

Additionally, Bnei Sakhnin is considering acquiring Itamar Shviro, a forward from Ironi Tiberias, to provide backup for the injured Daniel Persikiv. Sahar Taji, a free agent, is also a potential signing, though his status as a free agent means he can join after the transfer window closes, reducing immediate pressure.

In parallel, the team is preparing for an upcoming away match against Hapoel Haifa, aiming for their first league victory. Uri Dahan, recently acquired from Beitar Jerusalem, is expected to debut in central defense, replacing Iyad Abu Abid. The offensive lineup presents a choice between Basile Khoury and Louis Hilf, while other players from the previous match against Beitar Jerusalem are expected to retain their starting positions.