Maccabi Haifa Player Recovered From Injury, Available for Hapoel Jerusalem Match
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
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- Maccabi Haifa's Silva Kani is healthy and ready for the Hapoel Jerusalem game.
- Kani missed a previous match due to knee sensitivity.
- He is currently the second-string striker for the team.
- The club expects him to regain fan support.
Maccabi Haifa player Silva Kani, who was sidelined with a knee sensitivity, has recovered and is available for coach Barak Bakhar's squad for the upcoming match against Hapoel Jerusalem. Kani missed the game against Ironi Tiberias due to the issue but underwent tests that confirmed he is fit to play. He has returned to regular training.
Kani started the first two league games but has since been relegated to the bench following Andra Novakovic's strong performances. He is currently considered the second-choice striker in the team's rotation. The article notes an incident where some fans booed Kani upon entering the field during a game against Ironi Kiryat Shmona, leading him to quickly leave the locker room afterward. The club understands the player's frustration but believes he will receive significant playing time and the crowd's support, similar to last season.
Kani joined Maccabi Haifa in a trade deal with Beitar Jerusalem, which sent Ilai Hagag and one million euros to the latter. Initially arriving as a winger, Kani was later converted to a striker role.
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