Bnei Sakhnin Optimistic on Fitness of Key Defenders for Maccabi Tel Aviv Clash
Bnei Sakhnin, like most Israeli Premier League teams, is currently in a break following a 2-2 draw against Bnei Raina, conceding a late equalizer. Key players Maroun Gantous, the captain, and Uri Dahan, both central defenders, missed the recent friendly due to injuries. Gantous suffered a knee injury against Hapoel Ramat Gan, while Dahan reported hamstring sensitivity. Sahar Tag'i, who joined from Maccabi Netanya and has been sidelined for an extended period, also did not participate.
There is optimism within the club's professional staff regarding the availability of Gantous and Dahan for the upcoming match against Maccabi Tel Aviv on October 10th. Gantous has received a knee injection, and efforts are underway to prepare both him and Dahan, who arrived from Beitar Jerusalem, for the game.
Sahar Tag'i has been placed on a special training regimen to regain match fitness after a difficult two-year period at Maccabi Netanya. He left Sakhnin as a prominent player, and both parties hope he can return to a similar level of performance.
In contrast, Romanian striker Daniel Parsky, who missed the last three league games, played his first minutes in the preparation match, indicating his recovery from injury.
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