Beitar Jerusalem Welcomes Back Key Players for Hapoel Ramat Gan Clash
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Beitar Jerusalem will have Gil Cohen, Nana Antwi, and Jordan Shua back in the lineup for their match against Hapoel Ramat Gan in Rehovot. Gil Cohen replaces the suspended Bryan Carvallí, while Antwi's return may affect other players' spots. The team aims for continued success with a deep squad, and former player Daniel Worku is set to be honored.
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- Gil Cohen, Nana Antwi, and Jordan Shua are expected to start for Beitar Jerusalem against Hapoel Ramat Gan.
- Gil Cohen will replace Bryan Carvallí, who is suspended for the match.
- The game will take place at the new stadium in Rehovot.
- Player Daniel Worku, formerly of Hapoel Ramat Gan, is anticipated to be honored before the match.
- Noam Mucha may be excluded from the squad due to player returns.
Beitar Jerusalem is set to welcome back two key players from injury for their upcoming match against Hapoel Ramat Gan in Rehovot. Gil Cohen is expected to start in place of the suspended Bryan Carvallí, with Nana Antwi and Jordan Shua also anticipated to return to the starting lineup.
Coach Almog Cohen's team, which won its last three games before the international break, will play at the new Rehovot stadium. Antwi is slated to replace Elimilech, and another player, possibly Eugene Ansah or Sean Weissman, will also be affected by Antwi's return. Noam Mucha might be left out of the squad as Antwi returns and Azu could be registered for the first time.
The competition for spots in the squad is expected to intensify when Yarden Cohen returns from injury. "This is how a big club operates," a club source stated, emphasizing the need for a deep squad to achieve success.
Daniel Worku, a midfielder who joined from Hapoel Ramat Gan, is reportedly excited for the game. A pre-match ceremony may honor Worku, who has been performing well this season. Club officials mentioned that Worku would not celebrate if he scores against his former team.
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