Israeli Goalkeeper Daniel Peretz Reassures Fans Over Hand Bandage During Southampton Training
Israeli goalkeeper Daniel Peretz reassured fans that his hand bandage is only protective and does not hinder his play as Southampton prepares for the new season in Germany. Peretz, who joined Southampton permanently from Bayern Munich recently, played a key role last season in the club’s strong Championship performance and FA Cup run. He also highlighted the importance of fan support for the upcoming campaign.
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- Daniel Peretz says his hand bandage is protective and does not affect his play or training.
- Peretz recently played in a friendly against Eintracht Braunschweig during Southampton’s German training camp.
- He praised Southampton fans for their support and looks forward to seeing them at home games.
- Southampton bought Peretz from Bayern Munich after a successful loan spell last season.
- He kept eight clean sheets in 22 appearances, helping Southampton rise to fourth in the Championship.
- Southampton’s season ended with a semi-final FA Cup loss and a spying scandal that blocked their promotion.
Israeli goalkeeper Daniel Peretz, currently with Southampton FC, addressed concerns about the bandage on his hand during the club's preseason training camp in Germany. Speaking to the club's fan site SaintsExtra, Peretz explained that the bandage is for protection and not a sign of serious injury. "I’m feeling good," he said, noting he has worn the bandage since last season and it does not affect his ability to play or train.
Peretz recently started in a friendly match against Eintracht Braunschweig, playing the first half before being substituted. He expressed enthusiasm about the fans who traveled to Germany, saying, "It was really nice to see them after the break, and I can’t wait to see them again at our home stadium." He emphasized the importance of fan support for the upcoming season, stating both players and supporters need to bring full energy to achieve their goals.
Peretz officially joined Southampton about six weeks ago after the club purchased him from Bayern Munich, following a loan spell in the latter half of last season. In 22 Championship appearances, he kept eight clean sheets and lost only once, playing a key role in Southampton’s rise from the bottom of the table to fourth place.
He also contributed to Southampton’s impressive FA Cup run, which ended with a semi-final loss to Manchester City at Wembley. However, the season was marred by a spying scandal involving a club staff member who gathered intelligence on rival teams, including Middlesbrough. This led to Southampton’s disqualification from the playoff final and prevented their promotion to the Premier League.
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