Israel Goalkeeper Daniel Peretz Out for 10 Days With Groin Tear
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
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- Goalkeeper Daniel Peretz suffered a groin tear and will miss 10 days.
- Peretz will miss upcoming national team qualifiers against Ireland and Serbia.
- His club, Southampton, faces uncertainty for upcoming matches due to the injury.
- Other goalkeepers and coaches were affected by illness during the Kosovo match.
- Niv Eliasi is expected to be called up to the national team squad.
Israel national team goalkeeper Daniel Peretz has suffered a groin tear and is expected to be sidelined for ten days. The injury will force him to leave the team's training camp and miss upcoming matches. Peretz did not play in the recent game against Kosovo and will also be unavailable for the final qualifier against Ireland.
In a statement, Peretz expressed his disappointment, saying, "Unfortunately, after an imaging scan, it was diagnosed that I have a tear and therefore I cannot take part in the next game. I wish the team success and a victory, God willing. My heart is with you! I will do everything to return as quickly and strongly as possible. Thank you for your constant personal supervision."
The injury also puts Peretz in doubt for his club, Southampton's, match against Portsmouth on October 11. Following that, Southampton is scheduled to play Norwich on October 14, then Bolton Wanderers, and later Southampton again on October 24.
Assaf Tzur started in goal against Kosovo after Omri Glazer experienced nausea and vomiting. Due to these circumstances, the second goalkeeping coach, Chen Abdo, assisted Tzur with warm-ups, as Glazer and goalkeeping coach Itay Zilfa were ill. Niv Eliasi is expected to be called up to the squad for the upcoming match against Serbia.
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