Beitar Jerusalem Set to Welcome Back Captain Yarden Shua for Hapoel Ramat Gan Clash
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Beitar Jerusalem's captain Yarden Shua is set to return to the starting lineup for Sunday's match against Hapoel Ramat Gan after the international break. Coach Almog Cohen will field a strong team, with Nana Antwi also expected to start following an injury. Defender Yarden Cohen remains sidelined after surgery, while Tiemoti Muzim will continue at left-back.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Beitar Jerusalem captain Yarden Shua is expected to start against Hapoel Ramat Gan.
- Coach Almog Cohen will field a team based on performance and tactical discipline.
- Nana Antwi will return to the starting lineup due to Bryan Carvallí's suspension.
- Defender Yarden Cohen is out following surgery and will miss the match.
- Tiemoti Muzim will continue to play at left-back for Beitar Jerusalem.
Beitar Jerusalem is preparing to host Hapoel Ramat Gan this Sunday following the international break, aiming to extend their winning streak. Captain Yarden Shua is expected to return to the starting lineup under coach Almog Cohen, having shown good energy after his national team duty. Shua had not started in the two games prior to the break, but the team feels he is mentally ready.
Coach Almog Cohen has emphasized that playing time will be earned through effort and tactical discipline, not just reputation. The team faces a challenge with the seven-foreigner limit, but the suspension of defender Bryan Carvallí, who received a red card, resolves this issue for the upcoming match. Nana Antwi, recovered from injury, is set to start in Carvallí's place, with Gil Cohen partnering Luka Gadriani in central defense.
In other team news, defender Yarden Cohen will continue to be sidelined after undergoing arthroscopic surgery. He is scheduled to return to training in a week. Meanwhile, Tiemoti Muzim is expected to continue playing at left-back.
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