Bnei Sakhnin Seeks Foreign Striker Ahead of League Opener Against Hapoel Petah Tikva
Bnei Sakhnin is preparing to host Hapoel Petah Tikva tomorrow in a Toto Cup match that will decide the last place in the tournament standings. The team aims to end an eight-game losing streak before the league season begins and is actively looking to strengthen its squad, particularly by signing a foreign striker. Defender Dimitri Kabara from Guadeloupe may make his debut in this match, having not been included in the squad for the recent game against Maccabi Haifa. Lithuanian midfielder Modestas Vorobjovas, who missed the last two games due to illness, is expected to return to coach Yossi Abuksis's lineup. Forward Basil Khouri will also be available after serving a suspension. However, midfielder Ahmad Taha will miss the game due to receiving his third yellow card in the previous match. The club's list of potential new signings includes Hapoel Tel Aviv striker Anas Mahamid, Maccabi Tel Aviv wingers Hisham Layous and Anis Porat Ayash, and Maccabi Haifa right-back Zohar Zasno.
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