Israel National Team Squad Announced for Nations League Matches
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Coach Ran Ben Shimon announced Israel's squad for the upcoming Nations League games, featuring a first-time senior call-up for 17-year-old Orian Goren. Yarden Shua and Niv Yehoshua are also included, while Sayed Abu Farchi and Mohamed Abu Fani were left out. Israel will play Kosovo on November 14th and Austria on November 17th, aiming for their first win in the competition.
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- 17-year-old Orian Goren received his first senior call-up to the Israeli national team.
- Yarden Shua and Niv Yehoshua were also included in the squad for the Nations League.
- Sayed Abu Farchi and Mohamed Abu Fani were among the notable players left out of the team.
- Israel will face Kosovo on November 14th and Austria on November 17th.
- The team is seeking its first win in the Nations League, currently sitting fourth in its group.
The Israeli national football team's squad has been announced by coach Ran Ben Shimon for the upcoming Nations League matches. Notably, 17-year-old Orian Goren, who plays for Barcelona, has received his first senior team call-up. Goren also attracted interest from the Czech Republic due to his heritage there. Alongside Goren, Niv Yehoshua and Yarden Shua have also been included in the roster. Players not selected for this window include Sayed Abu Farchi and Mohamed Abu Fani. The team is preparing for a new international break after failing to secure a win in the previous window. Israel's upcoming fixtures are against Kosovo on November 14th and Austria on November 17th. Currently, Israel is in fourth place in their group with 2 points after four games, trailing leaders Austria (8 points) and level with Kosovo and Ireland (5 points each).
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