Maccabi Haifa Prepares for Hapoel Be'er Sheva Clash with Key Players Returning
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Maccabi Haifa players Bruninho and Ali Mohamed returned to training on Wednesday ahead of their Monday match against Hapoel Be'er Sheva. Bruninho, recovering from a virus and muscle strain, trained partially, while Mohamed, with muscle strain, is expected back in full training by Friday. Coach Barak Bakhar faces defensive lineup decisions, potentially including Eli Dasa, with Yile B'tav possibly moving to left-back.
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- Bruninho and Ali Mohamed returned to training for Maccabi Haifa on Wednesday.
- Bruninho is a slight doubt for Monday's game against Hapoel Be'er Sheva.
- Coach Barak Bakhar faces defensive lineup decisions for the upcoming match.
- Eli Dasa may start for the first time, potentially shifting Yile B'tav to left-back.
- Kenny Saief's place in the lineup is uncertain if Yile B'tav moves positions.
Maccabi Haifa began preparations on Wednesday for their upcoming match against Hapoel Be'er Sheva on Monday. Key players Bruninho and Ali Mohamed have returned to training after recent absences. Bruninho, who was sidelined with a virus and muscle strain, participated in a partial training session and is expected to train fully on Thursday. Ali Mohamed, also suffering from muscle strain, is gradually returning and is anticipated to rejoin full training by Friday.
Despite his return to practice, Bruninho remains a slight doubt for the game as he has not yet completed a full training session. However, Maccabi Haifa management believes he will be fit and available for coach Barak Bakhar. The club emphasized they would not risk the Brazilian player if he is not completely healthy.
Assuming Ali Mohamed is also fully fit, Bakhar's main tactical decision for the game against the reigning champions will be in defense, with Eli Dasa potentially starting for the first time. If Dasa plays, Yile B'tav might shift to left-back, which would then require Bakhar to decide whether to bench Kenny Saief, who performed well and provided an assist in the last round.
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