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Gabi Kanichowsky: I Considered Quitting Israel Duty
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
100% centerFirst reported by Walla · 2 hours ago
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What happened
Gabi Kanichowsky said he considered quitting Israel’s national team and is focused on a higher-level European career. The Ferencvaros midfielder described a strong but lonely first season in Hungary, with eight goals, five assists, a cup win, and a Europa League round of 16 run.
- 01Kanichowsky said he once considered retiring from Israel duty.
- 02He ruled out a return to Israel for now.
- 03Ferencvaros lost the Hungarian league title to Győr.
- 04He posted eight goals and five assists in all competitions.
- 05He said there was no racism in Hungary and no move back planned.
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