Daniel Peretz Reassures Fans Over Wrist Bandage After Southampton Win
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Israeli goalkeeper Daniel Peretz played 45 minutes in Southampton's 1-0 friendly win in Germany, reassuring fans about his wrist bandage as a protective measure. He thanked supporters for their backing and looks forward to the upcoming Championship season starting August 16.
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- Daniel Peretz played 45 minutes in Southampton's 1-0 friendly win over Eintracht Braunschweig.
- He wore a wrist bandage for protection due to a lingering issue from last season.
- Peretz thanked Southampton fans who traveled to support the team in Germany.
- He emphasized the importance of fan energy for the upcoming Championship season.
- Southampton will open their season on August 16 against Watford away.
Israeli goalkeeper Daniel Peretz continues his preseason preparations with Southampton, playing 45 minutes in a 1-0 friendly victory against Eintracht Braunschweig in Germany on Friday. Peretz expressed gratitude to the Southampton fans who traveled to support the team, emphasizing their importance for the upcoming Championship season. "It was great to see them again after the break, and I can't wait to meet them at St Mary's. We'll need their full energy this season, just as we will give ours," he said.
Addressing concerns about his wrist bandage, Peretz explained that the protective wrap is a precautionary measure for an issue dating back to the last two months of the previous season. "I feel good and can train and play. It looks dramatic, but it's just for protection," he clarified.
Reflecting on the win, Peretz noted the challenge of facing a strong opponent and appreciated the fans' support. Southampton will continue their preseason preparations ahead of their Championship season opener on August 16 against Watford away.
