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Israeli Goalkeeper Daniel Peretz Reassures Fans Over Hand Bandage During Southampton Training

Israeli goalkeeper Daniel Peretz reassured fans that his hand bandage is only protective and does not hinder his play as Southampton prepares for the new season in Germany.

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Israeli Goalkeeper Daniel Peretz Reassures Fans Over Hand Bandage During Southampton Training
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What happened

  1. 01Daniel Peretz says his hand bandage is protective and does not affect his play or training.
  2. 02Peretz recently played in a friendly against Eintracht Braunschweig during Southampton’s German training camp.
  3. 03He praised Southampton fans for their support and looks forward to seeing them at home games.
  4. 04Southampton bought Peretz from Bayern Munich after a successful loan spell last season.
  5. 05He kept eight clean sheets in 22 appearances, helping Southampton rise to fourth in the Championship.
  6. 06Southampton’s season ended with a semi-final FA Cup loss and a spying scandal that blocked their promotion.

Peretz, who joined Southampton permanently from Bayern Munich recently, played a key role last season in the club’s strong Championship performance and FA Cup run. He also highlighted the importance of fan support for the upcoming campaign.

Translated and summarized by baba from Ynet, the latest report. Read Ynet’s original

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