Maccabi Tel Aviv Stars Expected to Return for Bnei Sakhnin Match
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv's Helio Varela and Aliou Camara are expected to be included in the squad for Saturday's league game against Bnei Sakhnin after completing full training. Raz Shlomo has also recovered and will be available. The team seeks its sixth straight win, while injured players Christian Blic and Yoni Nicolascu are targeting a return next month.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Helio Varela and Aliou Camara are fit and expected to play for Maccabi Tel Aviv against Bnei Sakhnin.
- Raz Shlomo has also recovered from injury and will be available for the match.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv aims for a sixth consecutive league victory.
- Coach Kenny Miller must decide whether to rotate the squad or stick with the winning lineup.
- Injured players Christian Blic and Yoni Nicolascu are rehabilitating and may return next month.
Maccabi Tel Aviv is set to welcome back key players Helio Varela and Aliou Camara for their upcoming league match against Bnei Sakhnin on Saturday. Both players completed full training sessions on Tuesday, making them available for selection. Raz Shlomo has also recovered and will be included in the squad.
The team aims to recapture its strong pre-international break form, seeking a sixth consecutive victory. Players will have a day off on Wednesday, with Ofek Malika and Noam Ben Harush scheduled to rejoin training on Thursday.
Coach Kenny Miller faces a decision regarding his starting lineup. He must choose between maintaining the successful regular lineup that has achieved a perfect record so far, including Varela and Camara, or implementing rotations to give other players opportunities, considering the opponent.
Meanwhile, Christian Blic and Yoni Nicolascu are continuing their rehabilitation from injuries and could potentially return to action as early as next month.
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