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Beitar Jerusalem Optimistic Ghanaian Striker Eugene Ansah May Gain Israeli Status
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First reported by Sport5 · 3 hours ago
What happened
Beitar Jerusalem is hopeful that striker Eugene Ansah will soon be classified as an Israeli player after obtaining a work permit and submitting a residency application. The club aims for this change to take effect before January, allowing him to not count as a foreign player.
- 01Beitar Jerusalem is optimistic Eugene Ansah may gain Israeli player status.
- 02Ansah recently received a work permit, a key step.
- 03The club will apply for his temporary residency after Yom Kippur.
- 04If approved, Ansah will not count as a foreign player.
- 05Previous citizenship request was denied; this is a new approach.
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