Hapoel Be'er Sheva Optimistic About Signing Israeli National Team Captain Eli Dasa
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Hapoel Be'er Sheva is actively pursuing the signing of free agent Eli Dasa, captain of the Israeli national team, offering him a two-year contract. The club is optimistic about the move, seeing Dasa as a significant upgrade and a needed right-back. Dasa, 33, played for NEC Nijmegen last season and is now deciding whether to return to Israeli football or continue his career abroad.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Be'er Sheva is in advanced talks to sign free agent and national team captain Eli Dasa.
- The club is optimistic about signing the 33-year-old defender to a two-year contract.
- Dasa's decision hinges on whether he chooses to return to Israeli football or stay abroad.
- Hapoel Be'er Sheva needs a natural right-back and believes Dasa will improve the team.
- Dasa played for NEC Nijmegen last season, making 26 appearances and scoring two goals.
Hapoel Be'er Sheva is intensifying efforts to sign Eli Dasa, the captain of the Israeli national team, who is currently a free agent. The club has approached the 33-year-old defender and his agent, offering a two-year contract. The key decision now rests with Dasa, who must choose whether to return to play in Israel or remain abroad. Club officials expressed optimism about completing the transfer, stating that Dasa is an excellent player who could significantly upgrade the team. They highlighted the need for a natural right-back to complement Guy Mazarhi, believing Dasa's presence would also help Mazarhi improve.
Dasa played for NEC Nijmegen last season, where he signed in September 2025 and made 26 appearances in the league and cup, scoring two goals. He finished his contract with the Dutch club this summer and was released. The primary question is whether he will opt to stay overseas or return to the Israeli Premier League.
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