Beitar Jerusalem Coach Calls All Eight Foreign Players for Meeting
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Beitar Jerusalem coach Almog Cohen convened a meeting with all eight foreign players to foster team unity before Sunday's game against Hapoel Petah Tikva. Jonbosko Calo is unlikely to play, while Eugene Ansah may be included. The team's focus is on maintaining concentration and readiness, with over 6,000 fans expected to attend.
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- Beitar Jerusalem coach Almog Cohen met with all eight foreign players before Sunday's match.
- The team aims to maintain a sense of belonging and alertness among the squad.
- Jonbosko Calo is unlikely to play, while Eugene Ansah may be included in the squad.
- Yarden Shua and Sean Weissman are considered for starting roles.
- Over 6,000 fans are expected to attend the game against Hapoel Petah Tikva.
Beitar Jerusalem coach Almog Cohen has summoned all eight of the team's foreign players for a meeting ahead of Sunday's match against Hapoel Petah Tikva. The intention is to foster a sense of belonging and maintain alertness among the squad.
Jonbosko Calo is not expected to play, despite being involved in some training drills. Eugene Ansah is likely to be included in the squad, though final decisions will be made on game day. Yarden Shua has been practiced at both winger and striker positions, and Sean Weissman is also a candidate for the starting lineup. Injured player Yarden Cohen will be absent.
The team's focus in recent meetings has been on attitude. While acknowledging periods of good play, players have been urged to maintain concentration and approach the Hapoel Petah Tikva game with the same readiness shown against Maccabi Tel Aviv. Over 6,000 fans are expected to support the team at the stadium.
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