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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Israeli Player Goren May Join Barcelona Squad for El Clásico

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Israeli Teen Oren Goren Makes History in Barcelona's El Clásico Squad

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Seventeen-year-old Israeli footballer Oren Goren made history by being named in Barcelona's squad for El Clásico against Real Madrid on Sunday. He is the first Israeli player to achieve this milestone. The match is part of the Spanish League's tenth round, with Barcelona leading the table.

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  • Oren Goren is the first Israeli footballer named in a Barcelona squad for El Clásico.
  • Goren is 17 years old and also plays for the Israeli youth national team.
  • The historic match took place on Sunday at Camp Nou.
  • Barcelona leads the Spanish League with 27 points, undefeated.
  • Real Madrid is in third place, six points behind Barcelona.

In a historic first, 17-year-old Israeli footballer Oren Goren has been included in the Barcelona squad for Sunday's El Clásico match against Real Madrid. Goren, who also plays for Israel's youth national team, becomes the first Israeli player ever to be named in a squad for this prestigious fixture.

The match is scheduled for 10:00 PM at Camp Nou as part of the tenth round of the Spanish League. Barcelona currently leads the league standings with 27 points, remaining undefeated, and holds a six-point advantage over third-place Real Madrid.

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