Yarden Shu'a Expected to Start for Beitar Jerusalem Against Hapoel Ramat Gan
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Beitar Jerusalem captain Yarden Shu'a is expected to start Sunday's match against Hapoel Ramat Gan after the international break. Coach Almog Cohen will also start Nana Antwi, replacing the suspended Bryan Carvallí. The team seeks to extend a three-game winning streak. Defender Yarden Cohen remains out following surgery.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Beitar Jerusalem captain Yarden Shu'a is set to start against Hapoel Ramat Gan.
- Coach Almog Cohen will field Nana Antwi in place of suspended defender Bryan Carvallí.
- Beitar Jerusalem aims to continue a three-game winning streak before the break.
- Defender Yarden Cohen will miss the match due to recovery from surgery.
- Timothy Muzi is expected to continue at left-back.
Beitar Jerusalem is preparing to return to league play after the international break, with captain Yarden Shu'a expected to feature in the starting lineup against Hapoel Ramat Gan. Coach Almog Cohen plans to include Shu'a in the XI, who has reportedly returned with positive energy following his national team duties. Nana Antwi is also anticipated to start, filling in for the suspended defender Bryan Carvallí, who received a red card in the previous match. Gil Cohen is expected to partner Luka Gadriani in central defense.
The team aims to continue its winning momentum, having secured three consecutive victories before the break. Coach Cohen has emphasized that playing time will be awarded based on effort, tactical discipline, and performance, rather than reputation. The suspension of Carvallí resolves an issue regarding the limit of seven foreign players on the field, allowing the recovered Nana Antwi to return to the starting team.
Meanwhile, defender Yarden Cohen will remain sidelined as he recovers from arthroscopic surgery. He is expected to resume training in about a week. In his absence, Timothy Muzi is set to continue starting at left-back.
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