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Hapoel Tayibe Signs Omar Younes to Bolster Offensive Line

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Hapoel Tayibe has signed young offensive player Omar Younes to improve their standing in the first division. The team aims to finish in the top five this season.

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  • Hapoel Tayibe signs Omar Younes to strengthen its offense.
  • Younes previously played for several Israeli youth and premier division teams.
  • The team aims to finish in the top five of the league.
  • Hapoel Tayibe is focusing on developing young players and local talent.

Hapoel Tayibe, a team in the first division, has signed young player Omar Younes to strengthen its offensive capabilities and help the team compete for top positions. Younes, who is skilled in offensive roles, previously played for Hapoel Hadera's youth team, then moved to Maccabi Netanya's youth squad in the top division. Last season, he played for Ihud Bnei Kafr Qasim in the premier division, and at the start of this season, he signed with Maccabi Umm al-Fahm before their activities were suspended. Younes also received offers from Hapoel Bnei Shefa-Amr and Hapoel Tayibe.

Walid Khaskiya, Tayibe's team manager, stated that the team is building with young players, which is the professional staff's aim. He also noted the inclusion of five local Tayibe players in various positions. The team's objective is to finish in the top five of the league standings by the end of the season.

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