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Ongoing Story· Day 32

Israeli Midfielder Dia Saba Shines in Turkish League, Draws High Praise

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Fan Names Newborn Son After Israeli Footballer Dia Saba Amid Club's Success

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

Originalהערצה שוברת שיאים: אוהד קבוצתו הטורקית של דיא סבע קרא לבנו על שמו

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • An Israeli footballer's fan named his son after him.
  • Dia Saba plays for Turkish club Amedspor, currently leading the league.
  • Saba is a top earner among Israeli athletes playing abroad.
  • He will not play for the Israeli national team due to political reasons.
Fan Names Newborn Son After Israeli Footballer Dia Saba Amid Club's Success
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An Israeli footballer, Dia Saba, has inspired such devotion among fans of his Turkish club, Amedspor, that one supporter named his newborn son "Sharwan Dia Saba." This gesture highlights the deep admiration for Saba, who was instrumental in Amedspor's historic promotion to Turkey's top league last season. The club, associated with the Kurdish minority in Turkey, has continued its impressive performance this season, currently leading the league after six matches. Saba has been a key player, scoring three goals so far, including a notable goal in Amedspor's 3-2 victory over the prominent club Besiktas. Saba's current contract is worth 1.3 million euros per season, potentially rising to 1.5 million euros with bonuses, making him one of the highest-earning Israeli athletes abroad. His contract includes an automatic renewal clause under the same financial terms, subject to potential upgrades based on his performance. Meanwhile, the Israeli Football Association has agreed with Saba that he will not be included in the Israeli national team squad due to his playing in the Turkish league, citing the current political climate making it impossible for him to wear the national uniform.

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