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Aviel Zargari Signs With Georgian Club Dila Gori

By אורי בבליקיOngoing story · 2 updates
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Israeli midfielder Aviel Zargari, 23, has officially signed with Georgian club Dila Gori, marking a new chapter in his career. Zargari, who came up through the youth ranks at Beitar Jerusalem, previously played for Romanian club Hermannstadt. He made 15 appearances for Hermannstadt last season, starting seven matches, but did not score or provide any assists.

This move to Georgia represents another step for Zargari outside of Israel. He will be looking to secure significant playing time and revitalize his career. Zargari was once considered a promising young talent in Israeli football and has represented Israel's youth national teams. He now aims to prove himself anew in the Georgian league.

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