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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Israeli Player Goren May Join Barcelona Squad for El Clásico

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Israeli Teenager Oriane Goren Named to Barcelona Squad for El Clásico

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Seventeen-year-old Israeli midfielder Oriane Goren was named to the Barcelona squad for Sunday's El Clásico against Real Madrid. Goren, who plays for the reserve team, was called up due to an injury to Dani Olmo. If he plays, Goren will be the first Israeli to ever appear for Barcelona in La Liga. The match is scheduled for Sunday evening.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Oriane Goren, 17, is on Barcelona's squad for the El Clásico against Real Madrid.
  • If he plays, Goren will be the first Israeli to represent Barcelona in La Liga.
  • Goren was promoted from the reserve team due to Dani Olmo's injury.
  • The highly anticipated match is scheduled for Sunday evening.

Seventeen-year-old Israeli midfielder Oriane Goren has been included in the Barcelona squad for Sunday's El Clásico match against Real Madrid. Goren, who plays for Barcelona's reserve team, was promoted to the senior squad following an injury to Dani Olmo during a Champions League match against Paris Saint-Germain. Goren is expected to start on the bench. If he enters the game, he will become the first Israeli player ever to play for Barcelona in La Liga, Spain's top professional football league. Goren has participated in several training sessions with the first team since his promotion. The highly anticipated match is scheduled for Sunday at 10:00 PM. The inclusion of the young Israeli in such a prestigious match marks a potentially historic moment for Israeli football.

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