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Beitar Jerusalem Gains Key Player Returns Ahead of Austria Vienna Match

By אופיר סער
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
The story · English

Beitar Jerusalem is set to have Loka Gadrani and Tomer Yosefi available for their upcoming match against Austria Vienna on Thursday in Romania, as both players have resumed full training and are expected to play up to 30 minutes. Their return expands the options for coach Almog Cohen. Meanwhile, Adi Yona completed his first full training session including running and sprints, showing promising progress despite occasional mild foot sensitivity. Yona had suffered a broken metatarsal bone in April and has been sidelined for nearly four months, with expectations to rejoin the squad by late this month or early next month.

Regarding the club's eighth foreign player, Beitar is exploring several options in the transfer market, including a versatile defender who can also play as a midfielder, and a player suited for the number 8 position. The final decision will be made after the European matches and will depend on the club's financial capabilities. Approximately 2,000 fans are expected to attend the match in Romania, while for the return leg in Austria, Beitar currently has around 750 tickets but is attempting to increase this number.

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