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Al-ShamsSports

Mido Badarna Leaves Sakhnin for Hapoel Yarka

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Football player Mohammad Badarna "Mido" has moved from Ironi Sakhnin to Hapoel Yarka on a three-season contract. The transfer comes after Badarna participated in early-season matches for Sakhnin and was loaned out last season.

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  • Mido Badarna transferred from Ironi Sakhnin to Hapoel Yarka.
  • The contract with Hapoel Yarka is for three seasons.
  • Badarna played for Sakhnin and was loaned out last season.
  • Hapoel Yarka recently won a league championship.
  • Hapoel Yarka has had a strong start to the current league season.

Mohammad Badarna, known as "Mido," has decided to leave his team, Ironi Sakhnin, and transfer to Hapoel Yarka for a three-season period. Badarna accepted the request from the second-division team Hapoel Yarka, despite being part of the Sakhnin squad and participating in Toto Cup matches at the start of the season. He signed with Hapoel Yarka in the presence of officials from his new team and his agent, Ido Kern.

Last season, Badarna was loaned to Hapoel Hadera along with his teammate Basel Khoury. Hapoel Yarka recently won the second division's North A championship. The team has also secured two league victories this season against Maccabi Abu Snan and Maccabi Kafr Kanna, and is scheduled to play against Ihud Shfaram on Thursday at home.

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