Barcelona Coach Hansi Flick Sees Ori Goren as a Game-Changing Talent
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Barcelona coach Hansi Flick considers Israeli player Ori Goren a "game-changing talent" and wants him to train with the senior team. Goren, who has been called up to the Israeli national team, is a key player for Barcelona Athletic. Reports indicate the club needs to extend his contract soon to secure his future with the first team.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Barcelona coach Hansi Flick sees Ori Goren as a "game-changing talent" needing development.
- Flick wants Goren to train regularly with Barcelona's first team.
- Goren, a youth player, is considered indispensable for Barcelona Athletic.
- Goren recently received his first call-up to the Israeli national team.
- Barcelona reportedly must extend Goren's contract soon.
Barcelona coach Hansi Flick views Israeli player Ori Goren as a "game-changing talent" who requires further development, according to reports in Catalan sports media. Goren, who has been included in Barcelona's squad for recent matches against Real Madrid and Aston Villa in the Champions League, is also training with the senior team. Flick reportedly wants Goren to train regularly with the first team to absorb its intensity, while continuing to gain playing time and become a key player for Barcelona Athletic, the club's reserve team.
Flick, known for not readily praising individual players, especially young ones from La Masia, believes that excessive hype around developing players can be detrimental. Despite being in his second year as a youth player, Goren is considered indispensable for Barcelona Athletic and was the academy player who spent the most time under Flick's command during preseason. He participated in the Joan Gamper Trophy match and even played minutes with the senior team.
Goren recently received his first call-up to the Israeli national team from coach Ran Ben Shimon. The Catalan sports reports emphasize that Barcelona must soon address extending Goren's contract as part of a project to secure his place in the first team in the near future.
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