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Agent Franck Belhassen Discusses Israeli Football's Challenges Post-October 7

Player agent Franck Belhassen described the increased difficulty in bringing foreign players to Israel following the October 7th attacks, citing security concerns and external pressures. He also advised Israeli coaches to be more open to player development and provide greater confidence to their squads.

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Agent Franck Belhassen Discusses Israeli Football's Challenges Post-October 7
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What happened

  1. 01Player agent Franck Belhassen cited increased difficulty in signing foreign players for Israeli clubs post-October 7.
  2. 02Belhassen highlighted security concerns and family pressure as major deterrents for potential signings.
  3. 03The agent emphasized his satisfaction in changing players' lives, using Sheikh Keita as an example.
  4. 04Belhassen advised Israeli coaches to be less rigid and offer more confidence to players.
  5. 05He previously represented former French goalkeeper Alphonse Areola, who he felt didn't reach his full potential.
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