Israeli Teen Oriane Goran Named Among World's Top Young Football Talents
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Israeli midfielder Oriane Goran, a young player for Barcelona, was named by The Guardian as one of the world's top 60 young football talents. The publication praised his technical and tactical skills, and coach Hans Flick reportedly considers him among his most impressive young players. Goran was included in the senior squad over the summer and is considered a highly promising prospect.
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- Israeli midfielder Oriane Goran was named by The Guardian among the world's top 60 young football talents.
- The Guardian highlighted Goran as potentially the most talented La Masia graduate born in 2009.
- Coach Hans Flick is reportedly "in love" with Goran and involved him with Barcelona's senior squad.
- Flick named Goran as one of the three most impressive young players he has seen.
- Goran was praised for his technical and tactical abilities and understanding of Barcelona's philosophy.
Israeli midfielder Oriane Goran, a young player for Barcelona, has been recognized internationally by The Guardian, which included him in its list of the 60 most promising young talents in world football. The British newspaper highlighted Goran as potentially the most talented La Masia graduate born in 2009. According to journalist Jaume Marrast, coach Hans Flick is reportedly "in love" with Goran and involved him with the senior squad throughout the summer.
The Guardian praised Goran's technical and tactical abilities, noting his understanding of Barcelona's football philosophy both with and without the ball. Flick reportedly named Goran as one of the three young players who impressed him the most, alongside Xavi Espart and Abraima Tonkara.
Other notable young players on The Guardian's list include Kavan Sullivan, who has featured for the US national team, and Abdallah Ouzane, who is competing for a starting spot at Ajax with Oscar Gloukh.
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