Israeli Teen Oriane Goren May Join Barcelona Squad for El Clásico
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Israeli youth player Oriane Goren may be included in Barcelona's squad for the El Clásico against Real Madrid due to multiple injuries. The 17-year-old trained with the first team and has impressed coaches. Goren previously played for Maccabi Petah Tikva's youth teams before joining Barcelona three years ago and recently debuted for Israel's U-21 team.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israeli youth player Oriane Goren could be named in Barcelona's squad for El Clásico.
- Coach Xavi Hernandez called up Goren and another player due to multiple injuries.
- Goren has impressed coaches with his performances for Barcelona Atlètic.
- The 17-year-old previously played for Maccabi Petah Tikva's youth teams.
- Goren recently debuted for the Israeli U-21 national team.
Israeli youth player Oriane Goren might be included in Barcelona's squad for the upcoming El Clásico match against Real Madrid, according to a report by Mundo Deportivo. Head coach Xavi Hernandez has called up Goren and another player to train with the first team due to numerous injuries plaguing the squad.
Barcelona trained on Friday without four reserve players and defender Jules Koundé, who is still being evaluated for fitness. Alongside Hamza Abdoulkrim, young defender Alex Campos, Ibrahima Touré, and Oriane Goren participated in the training session. The inclusion of Touré and Goren is reportedly a response to the injury of Dani Olmo, who was substituted during the Champions League match against Paris Saint-Germain.
Both Touré and Goren have reportedly impressed the coaching staff with their performances for Barcelona Atlètic, the club's reserve team. They have a chance to be named in the squad for Sunday's crucial game against Real Madrid. If not selected, they will travel with Barcelona Atlètic for their league match against Olot.
Goren, 17, previously played in the youth systems of Maccabi Petah Tikva before moving to Barcelona three years ago. He currently plays for Barcelona Atlètic and has recently been called up to the Israeli U-21 national team, earning two caps so far.
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