Maccabi Haifa Explores Options Amid Injury Crisis Ahead of Hapoel Ramat Gan Match
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Maccabi Haifa is dealing with multiple injuries, including Manuel Benson's serious knee injury, and is considering new signings while preparing for their Saturday match against Hapoel Ramat Gan.
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- Manuel Benson suffers a long-term cruciate ligament injury, adding to Maccabi Haifa's injury woes.
- Several players, including Elad Amir and Pierre Cornu, are currently recovering from injuries.
- The club is considering signing Alexey Gotselyak, Oz Bilu, and Jan Sansha to strengthen the squad.
- Ali Mohamed and Guy Melamed may return for the upcoming match against Hapoel Ramat Gan.
- Maccabi Haifa plans to complete Peter Agba's loan to Győr to register Andrea Novakovic for the game.
Maccabi Haifa is facing a significant injury crisis following the long-term cruciate ligament injury to Manuel Benson. Benson joins a list of players including Elad Amir, Yinon Feingezicht, Pierre Cornu, Sharif Kiouf, and Lior Kassa, all currently in various stages of recovery. The club expressed frustration over the ongoing bad luck with injuries and is now evaluating several options to strengthen the squad. Among the candidates considered are Alexey Gotselyak, who was a summer target, as well as Oz Bilu and Jan Sansha.
The team is set to resume training today as they prepare for their upcoming match against Hapoel Ramat Gan on Saturday. Maccabi Haifa hopes to reintegrate Ali Mohamed and Guy Melamed, who have missed recent games due to injury. Additionally, the club is working to finalize the loan of Peter Agba to Hungarian club Győr, a move that would allow them to register Andrea Novakovic for the match. The club is actively managing its roster to cope with the injury challenges ahead.
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