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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Israel Captain Eli Dasa Eyed by Maccabi Haifa Amid European Exit

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Maccabi Haifa Player Expected to Depart After Eli Dasa's Arrival

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Hebrew · Sole source

Maccabi Haifa player Zohar Zasano is expected to leave the club in January following the signing of Eli Dasa. Dasa's arrival fills the right-back position, a role Zasano has struggled to secure. Zasano has had limited playing time since joining over a year ago, with only 45 minutes this season and no league appearances. He is now reportedly seeking a new team.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Zohar Zasano is expected to leave Maccabi Haifa in January due to Eli Dasa's signing.
  • Dasa's arrival is seen as a key Israeli solution for the right-back position.
  • Zasano has had minimal playing time since joining the club over a year ago.
  • He has played only 45 minutes this current season and no league games.
  • Dasa will compete for the right-back spot alongside Yileh Betai.

The arrival of Eli Dasa at Maccabi Haifa is anticipated to impact the team's current roster, with defender Zohar Zasano reportedly looking for a new club in January. Dasa's signing is seen by the club as a significant Israeli solution for the right-back position, an area where they have relied on foreign players in recent years. Dasa is expected to integrate into the team alongside Yileh Betai during the season, which will diminish Zasano's role.

Zasano joined Maccabi Haifa just over a year ago, but his tenure has not met expectations. Last season, he made only 10 appearances in the Israeli Premier League, accumulating 324 minutes and one assist. This current season, he has played a mere 45 minutes, all in the first half of a Toto Cup match against Hapoel Haifa, after which he was substituted and has not been included in the league squad since. He is now expected to leave the club.

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