Bnei Sakhnin Optimistic on Fitness of Key Defenders for Maccabi Tel Aviv Clash
Bnei Sakhnin is facing potential defensive challenges ahead of their next league match against Maccabi Tel Aviv on October 10th, with key center-backs Maroun Gantous and Ori Dahan nursing injuries. Gantous, the team captain, suffered a knee injury during a training match against Hapoel Ramat Gan, while Dahan reported discomfort in his quadriceps muscle. Both players are undergoing treatment, with Gantous receiving a knee injection, and the club's professional staff is hopeful they will be fit for the upcoming game.
Adding to the defensive concerns, Sahar Taghi, who joined from Maccabi Netanya, has been placed on a special training program to regain match fitness after a prolonged period without significant playing time. Taghi, who previously left Sakhnin as a senior player, is expected to return to his previous form.
Meanwhile, Romanian forward Daniel Parsky has returned to training and played his first minutes in a preparation match after missing the last three league games due to injury, indicating his recovery.
The team recently drew 2-2 with Bnei Raina in a friendly match, conceding a late equalizer.
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