Tiberias Player Sambinha Cleared to Return to Training After Suspension
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
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- Sambinha cleared to train and play after suspension settlement.
- Suspension is retroactive three months, ending October 5th.
- Player expected at first training Saturday.
- Tiberias club also overcame points deduction.
- Team faces Hapoel Be'er Sheva in 1.5 weeks.
Sambinha, a player for the Israeli football club Tiberias, will be allowed to return to training after a settlement agreement was approved regarding his suspension. The agreement retroactively applies a three-month ban, meaning he is eligible to play again starting October 5th, following the international break. He is expected to participate in his first training session with the team on Saturday.
Tiberias, a team from northern Israel, has been facing difficulties, but this development offers good news. The club has recently managed to overcome a points deduction in the league standings. Sambinha's return is seen as a significant boost for the team as they prepare for their upcoming match against Hapoel Be'er Sheva in about a week and a half.
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