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Finn Azaz Delivers Brave Speech to Ireland Squad on Israeli Perspective

By מערכת אתר ערוץ הספורטUpdated 3 hours agoOngoing story · 7 updates
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
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Finn Azaz, a player with Israeli roots, reportedly delivered an emotional speech to his Ireland national teammates on Friday and Saturday, urging them to participate in their upcoming Nations League match against Israel. The match has been surrounded by controversy, with reports suggesting some Irish players were reluctant to play.

According to Irish media, Azaz, whose maternal grandmother served in the IDF and whose maternal grandfather was Israeli sculptor Nehemia Azaz, presented the Israeli perspective on the conflict to his teammates. This was described as a difficult task given the likely opposition to Israel's actions in Gaza and Lebanon.

Azaz's intervention came amid significant turmoil within the Irish camp, including goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu's reported desire to boycott the game. It remains unclear if Azaz's words swayed his teammates, but his future with the Irish national team is reportedly uncertain due to the ongoing events.

Azaz was born in London and developed through youth academies before moving to Middlesbrough, where he became a key player. He later transferred to Southampton in August 2025 for a reported £15 million. He has established himself as a significant figure in the Ireland squad.

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