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Daniel Dafa's Goal Earns Praise Online

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Hapoel Tel Aviv forward Daniel Dafa scored a goal against Hapoel Jerusalem on October 24, 2026, impressing fans online. Dafa stepped in for the injured Emmanuel Boateng and delivered a "perfect execution" goal. Social media users lauded the strike as "a striker's goal," with some suggesting a potential 7 million euro transfer. The assist came from Awusu.

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  • Daniel Dafa scored a praised goal for Hapoel Tel Aviv against Hapoel Jerusalem.
  • Dafa's goal was described as "perfect execution" and "a striker's goal" by fans.
  • He started in place of the injured Emmanuel Boateng.
  • Social media users speculated about a potential 7 million euro transfer for Dafa.
  • Awusu provided the assist for Dafa's goal.

Hapoel Tel Aviv forward Daniel Dafa scored a notable goal during the team's match against Hapoel Jerusalem on Saturday, October 24, 2026. Dafa, who was given a starting position in the absence of the injured Emmanuel Boateng, capitalized on the opportunity by scoring a significant goal in the first half. The goal drew widespread admiration on social media, with users praising Dafa's performance. Many described the goal as "perfect execution" and "a striker's goal," reflecting satisfaction with his contribution. Some users speculated about his potential transfer value, suggesting he could be sold for 7 million euros in January. The assist for the goal was attributed to Awusu, who was described as making a difference despite a reportedly weak game.

MakoCentre · Neve Ilan

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