Israeli Footballer Dia Saba Records High Speed in Turkish League
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Israeli footballer Dia Saba recorded a top speed of 36.02 km/h in the Turkish league, ranking him 18th for the season. His speed was fourth highest in the latest matchday, surpassing former Maccabi Haifa player Manuel Show. In Israel's top league, six players share the top speed record at 36.2 km/h. Saba's speed would place him 14th in the Israeli league.
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- Dia Saba recorded a top speed of 36.02 km/h in the Turkish league.
- Saba's speed ranks him 18th overall for the season in Turkey.
- His speed was fourth highest in the latest matchday.
- Manuel Show, a former Maccabi Haifa player, recorded 36.03 km/h.
- Three Göztepe players hold the league's fastest speeds at 36.3 km/h.
- Six Israeli league players share the top speed record at 36.2 km/h.
Israeli footballer Dia Saba, playing for Amedspor in Turkey, achieved a top speed of 36.02 km/h during the seventh week of the league. This remarkable speed ranks him 18th overall for the season in the Turkish league. Saba's speed was recorded during the most recent matchday, placing him fourth among all players for peak velocity in that round.
Notably, former Maccabi Haifa player Manuel Show, now with Konyaspor, recorded a slightly faster speed of 36.03 km/h in the same round. The league's fastest speeds are held by three Göztepe players: Raldani, Taha Altikardes, and Janderson, all clocking in at 36.3 km/h.
In comparison, the Israeli Premier League's top speed is shared by Aster Sukler, Amit Ohana, Daniel Dapa, Ariel Cohen, Dor Peretz, and Sheikh Keita, who all reached 36.2 km/h. If Saba's recorded speed had occurred in the Israeli league, he would have ranked 14th overall for the season.
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