Beitar Jerusalem Welcomes Back Key Players for Hapoel Ramat Gan Clash
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Beitar Jerusalem will play Hapoel Ramat Gan in Rehovot on Sunday, with key players Gil Cohen, Nana Antwi, and Yarden Shua expected to return to the starting lineup. Gil Cohen will replace the suspended Bryan Karbally, while Antwi is set to start over other players. The team anticipates increased squad competition with player returns, emphasizing the need for depth. Midfielder Daniel Worku, a former Hapoel Ramat Gan player, is set to be honored before the match.
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- Beitar Jerusalem faces Hapoel Ramat Gan on Sunday in Rehovot.
- Gil Cohen, Nana Antwi, and Yarden Shua are expected to start for Beitar.
- Gil Cohen will replace the suspended player Bryan Karbally.
- Noam Mucha may be left out of the squad due to player returns.
- Former Hapoel Ramat Gan player Daniel Worku will be honored.
- The club emphasizes the need for a deep squad to achieve success.
Beitar Jerusalem is set to face Hapoel Ramat Gan in Rehovot on Sunday, with coach Almog Cohen expecting the return of two key players to full fitness. Gil Cohen is also slated to start in place of the suspended Bryan Karbally. Following two recent training sessions, Gil Cohen, Nana Antwi, and Yarden Shua are anticipated to rejoin the starting lineup. Gil Cohen will replace Karbally, Antwi will take the spot of Elimilech, and Antwi is also expected to start over Eugene Ansah or Sean Weissman.
Meanwhile, Noam Mucha might be excluded from the squad due to Antwi's return and the potential debut of Azu. The competition for a place in the squad is expected to intensify further when Yarden Cohen recovers from injury, creating pressure not just for starting positions but for roster spots as well. A club source commented, "This is how a big club operates. To go far, you need a deep squad."
Daniel Worku, a midfielder who has impressed since the season's start and previously played for Hapoel Ramat Gan, is particularly excited about the upcoming match. A ceremony may be held in his honor before the game, and the club noted he would not celebrate if he scores against his former team.
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