Israel National Football Team Squad Announced for Nations League Games
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Israel's national football team announced its squad for upcoming Nations League games, including first-time call-up Oryan Goren, 17, and Yarden Shua. Coach Ran Ben Shimon's team will face Kosovo on November 14 and Austria on November 17. Israel is currently fourth in its group with 2 points, aiming for its first win.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Oryan Goren, 17, and Yarden Shua were called up to the Israel national football team.
- The squad was announced by coach Ran Ben Shimon for upcoming Nations League matches.
- Israel will play Kosovo on November 14 and Austria on November 17.
- Sayed Abu Farchi and Mohamed Abu Fani were among the notable players left out.
- Israel is currently fourth in its group with 2 points.
The Israeli national football team has announced its squad for the upcoming UEFA Nations League matches, with 17-year-old Barcelona player Oryan Goren receiving his first senior call-up. Yarden Shua has also been included in the roster for the next international window. Notably, players such as Sayed Abu Farchi and Mohamed Abu Fani have been left out of this selection. The team, managed by Ran Ben Shimon, is preparing for the next set of games after failing to secure a victory in the previous window. Goren's inclusion is a significant development, as he also attracted interest from the Czech Republic due to his heritage there. Niv Yehoshua is another new face in the squad alongside Shua.
The full squad includes goalkeepers Daniel Peretz, Omri Glazer, and Asaf Tzur. The defense features Eli Dasa, Guy Mizrahi, Roy Revivo, Anan Khalaili, Elay Feingold, Noam Steifman, Raz Shlomo, Idan Nachmias, and Nikita Stoyanov. The midfield comprises Gabi Kanyukovsky, Niv Yehoshua, Yarin Levy, Dor Peretz, Oscar Gloukh, Omri Gendelman, Eitan Azulai, and Oryan Goren. The attack consists of Liel Abada, Manor Solomon, Dor Turgeman, Idan Toklomati, and Yarden Shua.
Israel is set to play Kosovo on Saturday, November 14, and Austria on Tuesday, November 17. The team currently sits in fourth place in their group with 2 points after four matches. Austria leads the group with 8 points, while Kosovo and Ireland both have 5 points.
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