Maccabi Haifa Defender Tsunami Questionable for Hapoel Jerusalem Match
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Maccabi Haifa defender Tsunami is doubtful for Monday's league game against Hapoel Jerusalem due to a muscle issue, though fellow defender Nigel Lonwijk is expected to be fit. The team drew 2-2 in a practice match against Hapoel Kfar Saba, with goals from Pedro Brazão and Adam Grimberg. The club is also considering midfield options Ali Muhammad and Yarin Levy, with both players showing good form.
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- Maccabi Haifa defender Tsunami is questionable for the Hapoel Jerusalem match due to muscle sensitivity.
- Fellow defender Nigel Lonwijk is expected to be fit for the upcoming game.
- Maccabi Haifa drew 2-2 in a practice match against Hapoel Kfar Saba.
- Daniel Drezzi scored a penalty for Kfar Saba, while Pedro Brazão and Adam Grimberg scored for Haifa.
- The team faces a midfield decision between Ali Muhammad and Yarin Levy.
- Youth striker Adam Grimberg will continue to play for the youth team despite scoring for the seniors.
Maccabi Haifa defender Tsunami is in doubt for the team's upcoming league match against Hapoel Jerusalem on Monday due to muscle sensitivity. Tsunami, along with fellow defender Nigel Lonwijk, did not participate in the team's recent practice match against Hapoel Kfar Saba of the National League, which ended in a 2-2 draw.
In the practice game, Kfar Saba took an early lead from a penalty by Daniel Drezzi. Pedro Brazão equalized for Maccabi Haifa with an assist from Zohar Zasano, and the team then took the lead in the second half. Or Roizman scored late for Kfar Saba to secure the draw. While Tsunami remains questionable, Lonwijk is expected to be fit for the match against Hapoel Jerusalem.
In midfield, the coaching staff faces a decision between Ali Muhammad and Yarin Levy. Muhammad, who was substituted due to injury in the last league game, has returned to full fitness and played for Niger. Meanwhile, Yarin Levy has shown significant improvement and recently played well for Israel.
Additionally, youth team striker Adam Grimberg, who came on as a substitute in the second half against Kfar Saba, scored Maccabi Haifa's second goal. Despite his goal, it has been decided that Grimberg will continue to train regularly with the senior team but will play his matches with the youth squad.
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