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Sakhnin Player Midou Badarna Joins Second Division Hapoel Yarka

Translated & summarized from Panet by baba

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Mohammad Badarna, a player for Israeli Premier League club Bnei Sakhnin, has signed a three-season contract with second-division team Hapoel Yarka. The transfer occurred after Badarna participated in Toto Cup matches for Sakhnin.

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  • Midou Badarna transfers from Bnei Sakhnin to Hapoel Yarka.
  • The player signed a three-season contract.
  • Badarna played in Toto Cup matches for Sakhnin.
  • He was previously loaned to Hapoel Hadera.
  • Hapoel Yarka is a second-division team.

Mohammad Badarna, also known as Midou, a player for the Israeli Premier League club Bnei Sakhnin, has agreed to join second-division team Hapoel Yarka. Badarna was part of Sakhnin's squad and participated in Toto Cup matches before making the move. He signed a three-season contract with Hapoel Yarka recently.

Last season, Badarna was loaned to Hapoel Hadera along with teammate Basel Khoury. The transfer to Hapoel Yarka was finalized in the presence of club officials and Badarna's agent, Ido Kirn. Hapoel Yarka is coached by Faied Hassoun, with Khalil Shama as his assistant. The team has started its season with two victories against Maccabi Abu Snan and Maccabi Kafr Kanna, and is scheduled to play a home game against Ittihad Shfaram tomorrow.

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