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N12Security

Barcelona Prospect Orr Yarin Set for Senior Israel National Team Call-Up

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Orr Yarin, a 17-year-old Barcelona reserve player, is expected to be called up to the senior Israel national team by coach Ran Ben Shimon. This follows the U-21 team's elimination from Euro qualification. Ben Shimon is reportedly impressed by Yarin's potential and the faith shown in him by Barcelona. The senior team is under pressure after a weak start to their campaign.

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  • 17-year-old Barcelona midfielder Orr Yarin is expected to join the senior Israel national team.
  • The call-up follows the U-21 team's elimination from European Championship qualification.
  • Coach Ran Ben Shimon is impressed by Yarin's talent and Barcelona's confidence in him.
  • The senior national team is seeking to improve after a poor start to their campaign.
  • Football Association Chairman Shino Zuarz has indicated Ran Ben Shimon will continue as coach.

Orr Yarin, a 17-year-old midfielder for Barcelona's reserve team, is expected to receive a call-up to the senior Israel national team for upcoming matches against Kosovo and Austria. This decision by head coach Ran Ben Shimon comes after the Israeli U-21 team lost its chance to qualify for the European Championship following a draw with Norway. Ben Shimon had previously agreed with Olympic team coach Guy Luzon to prioritize playing time for Yarin in the U-21 squad as long as qualification was possible.

Yarin, considered a significant talent at Barcelona's La Masia academy, has been closely monitored by Ben Shimon, who is aware of the confidence placed in the young Israeli by Barcelona and coach Xavi. The senior national team is looking to rebound after a poor start to their campaign, having secured only two points from their first four matches. Despite the slim chances of finishing in the top two, the coaching staff remains optimistic and is conducting an internal review of the team's performance.

Recent comments from Football Association Chairman Shino Zuarz indicating Ben Shimon's continued tenure for the next campaign have eased some pressure. However, it is understood that the team's final standing in the group, particularly if they finish fourth, will be a critical factor in evaluating the chairman's remarks.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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