Israel National Team Loses Goalkeeper Daniel Perez to Injury
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
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- Goalkeeper Daniel Perez out with hamstring tear.
- Assaf Tzur to debut for Israel's national team.
- Omri Glazer felt unwell before the match.
- Mohamed Abu Fani also left the squad earlier.
- Perez plays for Southampton in England.
Israel's national football team has suffered another blow as goalkeeper Daniel Perez was forced to leave the squad due to a hamstring injury. Perez, who plays for Southampton, was diagnosed with a tear in his upper hamstring and will return to England for treatment. His absence is currently estimated at one and a half weeks. Perez was not slated to play in the team's upcoming match against Kosovo on Thursday, but was still part of the roster. Assaf Tzur will make his debut in goal for Israel, as Omri Glazer, who was initially scheduled to play, felt unwell before the game. This latest injury follows the earlier departure of Mohamed Abu Fani from the team during the current international window. Perez has yet to keep a clean sheet for Southampton this season. The team's next match in the English Championship is on October 11th, hosting Portsmouth, followed by games against Norwich and Bolton, and a derby against West Ham, which features fellow Israeli Manor Solomon, on October 24th.
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