Dia Saba Expresses Joy and Connection at Adanaspor
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
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- Dia Saba is very happy and enjoying his time at Adanaspor.
- He has scored three goals this season, with his team leading the league.
- Saba feels strong support and love from the city and its fans.
- He recalled three significant matches, including a historic Super League win.
- Saba plans a family vacation after the season concludes.
- Dennis Bergkamp was his childhood football idol.
Israeli midfielder Dia Saba is enjoying his time with Turkish club Adanaspor, stating he is "very happy" and "enjoying every moment." Saba has had a strong start to the Turkish league season, scoring three goals in the first six matches, with his team currently leading the league during the international break. In an interview with Adanaspor's YouTube channel, Saba spoke about the positive reception he has received from the city and its fans, noting he feels respected and loved everywhere he goes, from the media to the streets and restaurants. He feels a responsibility to reciprocate this affection and support for the club, which he says gives him strength.
Saba highlighted three memorable games from his career: his first hat-trick against Sivaspor, winning the championship and promotion to the Super League against Aydin, and his first Super League match against Erzurumspor, where he scored twice in the team's historic first Super League win. He considers the latter game the most significant.
Looking ahead, Saba plans to take a three to four-month vacation with his family to relax and enjoy life after the season. He also revealed that his childhood idol was Arsenal player Dennis Bergkamp, whom he admired during his time as an Arsenal fan.
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