Hapoel Ramat Gan Targets Nigerian Midfielder Christopher Boniface to Strengthen Squad

Hapoel Ramat Gan, newly promoted to the Israeli Premier League, is seeking to bolster its roster ahead of the upcoming season by pursuing a fifth signing. The club has identified 24-year-old Nigerian attacking midfielder Christopher Boniface as a potential addition. Boniface most recently played for Al-Kharaitiyat in Qatar's second division, having joined them last summer after several seasons in the Armenian Premier League. During his time in Armenia, he made 68 appearances, scoring 13 goals and providing five assists. In the previous season with Al-Kharaitiyat, he contributed four goals and two assists in 23 matches. Boniface has also been in contact with former Hapoel Jerusalem player Iva Ransom.

Meanwhile, Hapoel Ramat Gan is preparing for an upcoming match against Maccabi Netanya, following a victory over Hapoel Petah Tikva, aiming to maintain positive momentum ahead of the league's start. The club is also attempting to register new signing Fared Ibrahim for competition after his recent weekend arrival. These moves reflect the club's efforts to strengthen its squad for the challenges of the top division.