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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Israeli Player Goren May Join Barcelona Squad for El Clásico

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Israeli Teenager Ourian Goren Makes Historic Barcelona Squad for El Clásico

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Israeli teenager Ourian Goren, 17, made history by being named to Barcelona's squad for El Clásico against Real Madrid on Sunday. Goren, a prospect from the reserve team, is the first Israeli player to reach this status with the club. The article highlights his arrival at the stadium among other star players before the match.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Israeli footballer Ourian Goren, 17, was included in Barcelona's squad for El Clásico.
  • Goren's inclusion marks a historic first for an Israeli player at the club.
  • The match was Barcelona's highly anticipated game against Real Madrid.
  • Goren currently plays for Barcelona's reserve team.
  • He was seen arriving at the stadium with other star players.

Seventeen-year-old Israeli footballer Ourian Goren achieved a significant milestone on Sunday by being included in the senior squad for Barcelona's prestigious match against Real Madrid, known as El Clásico. Goren, considered a major prospect for Israeli football's future, currently plays for Barcelona's reserve team. This marks the first time an Israeli player has reached this level for the Catalan club.

The article describes the moments before the highly anticipated match, capturing the players' preparations as they arrived at the stadium. Footage showed the team's stars disembarking from the bus, with Goren seen among them, positioned between prominent players like Gabriel Jesus, Frenkie de Jong, and Alejandro Balde, and ahead of Pau Cubarsi, Gavi, and João Cancelo.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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