Israel National Team Goalkeeper Daniel Peretz Out With Groin Tear
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
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- Goalkeeper Daniel Peretz out for 10 days with groin tear.
- Peretz will miss upcoming national team matches against Kosovo and Ireland.
- Assaf Tzur started in goal against Kosovo due to other goalkeepers' illness.
- Peretz's club, Southampton, faces several upcoming matches in October.
Senior goalkeeper Daniel Peretz has suffered a groin tear and is expected to be sidelined for ten days, dealing a blow to the Israeli national team. Peretz did not play in Thursday's match against Kosovo and will leave the team's camp. Consequently, he will also miss the upcoming game against Ireland, the final match of the current campaign.
Peretz's availability for Southampton's match against Portsmouth on October 11th is uncertain. Following that fixture, the team is scheduled to play Norwich on October 14th, then Bolton Wanderers, and later Southampton again on October 24th.
In the match against Kosovo, Assaf Tzur started in goal after Omri Glazer experienced nausea and vomiting. Due to Glazer and goalkeeping coach Itay Zilfa being ill, the second goalkeeping coach, Chen Abdo, assisted Tzur with warm-ups.
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