Beitar Jerusalem Eyes Return of Hungry Jordan Shua for Hapoel Ramat Gan Clash

Beitar Jerusalem is preparing to host Hapoel Ramat Gan on Sunday evening, aiming to extend their winning streak to four games and climb closer to the top of the league standings. The team, coached by Almog Cohen, is motivated by recent results from rivals like Maccabi Tel Aviv and Hapoel Haifa, but also harbors concerns about dropping points against the newly promoted Hapoel Ramat Gan.

Coach Cohen emphasized the importance of the match, warning his players not to be deceived by the opponent's current league position. While the starting lineup has not been finalized, tactical work has focused on set pieces and offensive solutions. Nana Antwi is expected to return to the starting lineup, while Bryan Carby will be the eighth foreign player to miss out due to suspension.

There is anticipation surrounding the potential return of Jordan Shua to the starting eleven after two games on the bench. Sources within Beitar Jerusalem report that Shua has shown increased hunger and has been training exceptionally well since his return from international duty, where he participated in the last match.

Uri Azou is also expected to be included in the squad for the first time. The projected starting lineup includes Miguel Silva in goal, a defense of Nana Antwi, Gil Cohen, Luka Gadriani, and Timothy Muzi, a midfield of Boris Ino, Tomer Yusefi, and Daniel Worku, and a forward line of Jordan Shua, Omer Atzili, and Sean Weissman, with Eugene Ansa as a potential substitute.