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Idan Nahmias Confident as Ludogorets Faces Former Club Hapoel Tel Aviv in Conference League

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

Israeli defender Idan Nahmias and Ludogorets prepare to face his former club Hapoel Tel Aviv in a Conference League qualifier, with Ludogorets favored to win. Both Nahmias and coach Thomas Reis emphasize the need for focus and caution against Hapoel's strengths, aiming to secure victory and advance.

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  • Idan Nahmias faces former club Hapoel Tel Aviv in Conference League qualifier Thursday.
  • Nahmias says Hapoel has changed and Ludogorets are the favorites to win.
  • Coach Thomas Reis highlights challenges preparing team and managing injuries.
  • Reis warns about Hapoel's set-piece strength and expects a tough away game.
  • Both emphasize the need to focus and execute to secure victory and advance.
Idan Nahmias Confident as Ludogorets Faces Former Club Hapoel Tel Aviv in Conference League
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Idan Nahmias, Israeli defender for Bulgarian club Ludogorets, is preparing for a crucial second-round Conference League qualifier against his former team, Hapoel Tel Aviv. Speaking ahead of Thursday's match, Nahmias noted that Hapoel has undergone significant changes since he last played against them, emphasizing that Ludogorets are the favorites and must "do the job" on the pitch.

Ludogorets coach Thomas Reis also addressed the upcoming game, highlighting the challenges of preparing the team after only ten days and managing players returning from injury. Reis acknowledged Hapoel's strength and predicted they would find it harder to play away from home, expecting them to give their all. He stressed the importance of defending well against Hapoel's set-piece threats and reiterated Ludogorets' goal to win and advance further in the competition.

Nahmias is entering his second season with Ludogorets and hopes for an improved campaign. Both player and coach expressed confidence but recognized the need for focus and effort to secure victory against the Israeli side. The match represents a notable reunion for Nahmias and a test for Ludogorets as they aim to progress in European competition.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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