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Hapoel Tel Aviv Goalkeeper Sean Ben Nesher to Leave After One Month

Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
The story · English

Hapoel Tel Aviv goalkeeper Sean Ben Nesher, who joined the club in June as the third-choice keeper, will leave before the season starts and return to Maccabi Herzliya. The 20-year-old decided to move back to Herzliya seeking a role as the second-choice goalkeeper with more playing opportunities, as his chances to play at Hapoel Tel Aviv were minimal. Ben Nesher developed in Maccabi Haifa's youth system, played for Hapoel Akko, and spent the last two seasons at Herzliya.

Meanwhile, Hapoel Tel Aviv is preparing for their UEFA Europa Conference League second-leg match against Ludogorets. After a 2-0 win in the first leg on Thursday, the team will travel with a strong advantage and significant fan support. Approximately 5,000 Israeli fans attended the home leg in Hungary, and for the upcoming match in Bulgaria, 1,400 tickets allocated to Israeli supporters were quickly sold out, ensuring a full away section for Hapoel Tel Aviv fans.

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