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Maccabi Haifa Weighs Giving Young Players a Chance Amid Squad Depth
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First reported by Mako · Jul 12, 2026
What happened
Maccabi Haifa is holding off on loaning young players Iyad Khalili, Amit Arzi, and Itay Ehud despite interest from other Premier League clubs, as they prepare for the Toto Cup and manage squad depth.
- 01Maccabi Haifa resumed training after a Hungary camp and prepares for Toto Cup matches.
- 02Young players Khalili, Arzi, and Ehud attracted interest from other Israeli Premier League clubs.
- 03No loan decisions have been made yet; players may feature in Toto Cup before final call.
- 04Khalili is key due to an injury and shortage of right wingers after Silva Cani's position change.
- 05Midfield depth increased with Yarin Levi's return and Bruninho's signing, delaying loans.
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