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Dean David's Future Uncertain Amidst Limited Play in Japan
Israeli striker Dean David is experiencing limited playing time with his Japanese club, Yokohama F. Marinos, having appeared in only two of 19 matches this season.
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What happened
- 01Dean David has played only 2 of 19 games for Yokohama F. Marinos this season.
- 02David's contract with the Japanese club extends for another two years.
- 03He earns approximately $700,000 net per season, a high salary for Israeli football.
- 04The Israeli striker enjoys life in Japan and is not actively seeking a return.
- 05Yokohama F. Marinos is performing well in the Japanese league, impacting David's playtime.
Despite a contract running for two more years, David enjoys life in Japan and is not pushing for a return to Israel, though his high salary makes a move to the Israeli Premier League unlikely for now. The club is performing well, contributing to his reduced minutes.
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