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Maccabi Tel Aviv's Said Abu Farhi Likely Makes Final Appearance Before US Transfer

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Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
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Said Abu Farhi likely played his last match for Maccabi Tel Aviv during their 5-2 victory over Hapoel Jerusalem in the Israeli Premier League. The forward had a memorable game, scoring a goal and even stepping in as goalkeeper after Ofek Malika was sent off. Abu Farhi is expected to receive a visa by Wednesday to join Major League Soccer's Colorado Rapids in the United States.

Following the match at the Rehovot stadium, Abu Farhi spoke at a press conference reflecting on the unique experience of playing as a goalkeeper, fulfilling a dream shared by his father and uncles who were goalkeepers themselves. He emphasized the importance of the team's win and expressed his commitment to continue giving his all regardless of the role he plays.

Regarding the upcoming week and his transfer, Abu Farhi said he is unaware of all behind-the-scenes details but trusts the club's management to make the best decision for both parties. He remains focused on performing well and appreciates the support from his teammates amid transfer rumors.

Looking ahead to the next match against FC Lugano, Abu Farhi stressed the team's goal to win and advance. Addressing skeptics who doubt Maccabi Tel Aviv's championship chances, he said the team has just started the season and will prove themselves by the end. If he returns to Israel in the future, Abu Farhi promised loyalty to Maccabi Tel Aviv, the club where he grew up and which holds a special place in his heart.

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