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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Israeli Player Goren May Join Barcelona Squad for El Clásico

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Israeli Teen Oriane Goren May Join Barcelona Squad for El Clásico

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Israeli footballer Oriane Goren, 17, may be included in Barcelona's squad for their El Clásico match against Real Madrid. The report from "Sport" indicates coach the coach is considering the reserve team midfielder for the game. The highly anticipated match is set to take place tomorrow evening.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Israeli footballer Oriane Goren, 17, may be included in Barcelona's squad for El Clásico.
  • The report comes from Catalan newspaper "Sport".
  • Goren plays for Barcelona's reserve team as a midfielder.
  • Coach the coach is reportedly considering him for the match.
  • The game against Real Madrid is scheduled for tomorrow at 10:00 PM.
Israeli Teen Oriane Goren May Join Barcelona Squad for El Clásico
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Seventeen-year-old Israeli footballer Oriane Goren is reportedly in contention to be included in Barcelona's squad for their upcoming El Clásico match against Real Madrid. The Catalan newspaper "Sport" reported that Goren, a midfielder who plays for the club's reserve team, is being considered by coach the coach for the prestigious game to be held at Camp Nou.

The match is scheduled for tomorrow at 10:00 PM. Goren's potential inclusion marks a significant development for the young Israeli player.

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