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Maccabi Tel Aviv to Sign Foreign Striker After Nwankali Injury Setback
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100% centerFirst reported by Mako · 2 hours ago
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What happened
Maccabi Tel Aviv intends to sign a foreign striker this summer after Ion Nicolaescu’s recovery was pushed to November. Dani Grper is also expected back only in November, leaving the club to solve its attacking and left-back depth issues if Roy Revivo is sold.
- 01Nicolaescu is expected to return to full fitness only in November.
- 02Maccabi Tel Aviv plans to sign a foreign striker this summer.
- 03The club skipped adding a striker in January.
- 04Dani Grper’s ACL comeback is also projected for November.
- 05If Roy Revivo is sold, Maccabi needs a left-back solution.
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