Israeli Soccer Players Shine Abroad Ahead of National Team Break
Several Israeli soccer players based abroad demonstrated strong performances as the international break approaches. Mohamed Abu Fani was a key contributor in Red Star Belgrade's 3-0 victory over Radnički, helping his team extend their lead to six points atop the Serbian league standings and maintain an undefeated record. Abu Fani played the full 90 minutes, while former Hapoel Tel Aviv player Louis Hazeuzu assisted a goal in the same match before being substituted in the 77th minute.
In Greece, goalkeeper Niv Eliasi played the entire match for Levadiakos against Olympiacos, but his team suffered a 1-0 defeat and remains at the bottom of the league table without a win this season.
Moving to Belgium, Suf Podgoreanu entered the game in the 74th minute for Kortrijk in their 1-0 win against Beveren. This marked the team's first victory of the season.
In Turkey, Ramzi Safuri played 71 minutes in Antalyaspor's 3-0 win. His team will head into the break from eighth place in the league with 12 points.
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