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Israeli Talent Oriyan Goren Advances Toward Barcelona First Team

By יניב טוכמן
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
The story · English

Oriyan Goren, a 17-year-old Israeli footballer, is making significant strides toward joining FC Barcelona's first team. Over the weekend, he appeared as a substitute in a friendly match for Barcelona's senior squad and was included in coach Xavi Hernandez's extended roster for the upcoming training camp in England. Although most World Cup players are still absent from training, Goren's inclusion signals growing confidence in his potential.

Goren has been part of Barcelona's famed La Masia academy for four years, having moved there from Maccabi Petah Tikva at age 13. He is currently expected to join Barcelona B, the club's reserve team, which would mark a major step forward. However, some players have jumped directly from the youth team to the first team, and coach Xavi might consider Goren for such a leap given his talent.

Israeli youth national team coach Ofir Haim praised Goren's maturity, versatility, and tactical intelligence, comparing him to former Israeli star Eyal Berkovic. Haim highlighted Goren's ability to play multiple midfield roles and his forward-thinking style. Goren's humility and eagerness to learn have impressed coaches and fans alike.

Barcelona enthusiast Tom Rosenvasser, who has followed Goren's progress closely, emphasized the player's physical, tactical, and technical strengths, key attributes for a midfielder. Rosenvasser noted that many Israeli fans now visit La Masia to watch Goren play, reflecting growing excitement about his prospects. He also expressed hope that Goren will avoid the injury setbacks that hindered former Israeli Barcelona player Guy Assulin.

Despite political tensions between Israel and Spain, Rosenvasser believes Goren's professional abilities will outweigh any potential bias. Spanish media coverage has been positive, underscoring the genuine recognition of Goren's talent. If he continues on this trajectory, Goren could become the first Israeli to play regularly at Camp Nou, inspiring many Israeli football fans.

Summary: Israeli footballer Oriyan Goren is advancing toward FC Barcelona's first team, having recently played in a friendly and joined the senior squad's training camp. Coaches and fans praise his talent and versatility, fueling hopes he will become a prominent player at Camp Nou.

Points: - Oriyan Goren, 17, recently appeared in a Barcelona first-team friendly and joined their training camp. - Goren has spent four years at La Masia, progressing from youth to Barcelona B and possibly the first team. - Israeli youth coach Ofir Haim compares Goren to Eyal Berkovic for his versatility and tactical skill. - Barcelona fan Tom Rosenvasser highlights Goren's physical, tactical, and technical strengths. - Positive Spanish media coverage suggests Goren's talent transcends political tensions. - Goren could become the first Israeli to play regularly for Barcelona's senior team.

Topic: sports israel_relevant: true Entities: {"people":["Oriyan Goren","Xavi Hernandez","Ofir Haim","Tom Rosenvasser","Guy Assulin","Eyal Berkovic"],"organizations":["FC Barcelona","La Masia","Barcelona B","Maccabi Petah Tikva"],"places":["Barcelona","Camp Nou","Spain","Israel","England"]}

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