Israel Goalkeeper Daniel Peretz Discusses National Team, Club Career
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Israeli national team goalkeeper Daniel Peretz expressed pride in his heritage and commitment to the team's Euro qualification hopes. He discussed his positive club experience in England and close friendship with Manor Solomon. Peretz also shared his efforts to educate teammates about Israeli culture and his continued support for his former club, Maccabi Tel Aviv.
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- Goalkeeper Daniel Peretz is committed to Israel's Euro qualification hopes.
- Peretz feels pride in his Israeli and Jewish identity while playing in England.
- He maintains a close daily friendship with fellow player Manor Solomon.
- Peretz educates his English teammates about Israel and Jewish traditions.
- He continues to support his former club, Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Israeli national team goalkeeper Daniel Peretz spoke about upcoming challenges and his personal journey during an event for the fashion brand Itay Brands, where he serves as a spokesperson. Peretz expressed his love for Israel, stating, "It's fun to hear Hebrew, there's nothing like being here." He addressed the national team's upcoming training camp in Israel, acknowledging past shortcomings, particularly after the game against Ireland, and emphasizing the team's commitment to improvement for the Euro qualifiers. "We will do everything to improve in the upcoming games, I always believe that we can do it, we can qualify for the Euro," Peretz stated.
Peretz also reflected on his current club situation, describing his past month as "very good" and expressing hope for continued success. He conveyed his strong belief in his team's potential to reach the Premier League. He also highlighted his close friendship with fellow Israeli player Manor Solomon, with whom he is in daily contact, and expressed hope that Solomon's team will be promoted at the end of the season.
Discussing his Israeli and Jewish identity, Peretz shared his pride and how he educates his teammates in England about Israel, even performing Kiddush during away games. He feels a strong sense of belonging and love in England. When comparing the current national team to past generations, Peretz stated that each team is distinct and has no connection to those from a decade or two ago. He also mentioned his continued support for Maccabi Tel Aviv, his former club, despite their current struggles, and expressed hope they will win the championship.
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