Hapoel Beer Sheva Considers Signing Former Israel Captain Eli Dasa
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Beer Sheva is considering signing free agent Eli Dasa, the captain of the Israel national team, who left NEC Nijmegen last season. The club sees Dasa as a potential reinforcement for their right-back position, currently held by Guy Mizrahi. The move depends on salary expectations aligning with the club's budget, with other Israeli and foreign clubs also reportedly interested.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Beer Sheva is considering signing free agent Eli Dasa, captain of the Israel national team.
- Dasa's contract with NEC Nijmegen expired at the end of last season, leaving him without a club.
- The team's interest is dependent on Dasa's salary demands fitting within their budget.
- Guy Mizrahi is currently the only natural right-back on Hapoel Beer Sheva's roster.
- Other Israeli clubs and teams abroad may also be interested in signing Dasa.
Hapoel Beer Sheva is reportedly exploring the possibility of signing Eli Dasa, the captain of the Israel national team. Dasa, 33, has been without a club since his contract with Dutch side NEC Nijmegen expired at the end of last season. He was part of the squad for the recent Nations League campaign.
Dasa's potential return to Israeli football after seven years abroad is being considered by the reigning champions. He is currently a free agent, and Hapoel Beer Sheva is interested in a transfer on a free deal. The club currently has only one natural right-back, Guy Mizrahi, making Dasa a potential addition.
The team's interest is contingent on Dasa's salary demands not exceeding the club's established budget. Dasa himself has indicated that his future will be decided soon, stating, "I believe that when I finish the gathering, my future will be settled." When asked about a potential return to Israel, he responded, "Let's see."
While Hapoel Beer Sheva shows interest, other major Israeli clubs may also enter the race for Dasa's signature. Additionally, there are potential offers from abroad.
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