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Former Israeli Premier League Player Kevin Freiter Becomes Star in US Indoor Soccer League
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First reported by N12 · Jul 26, 2026
What happened
Kevin Freiter, a former Israeli Premier League player, has successfully transitioned to professional indoor soccer in the US, becoming a key player for Baltimore Blast in the MASL by the 2025/26 season. After initial challenges, he adapted to the fast-paced indoor game, scoring 18 goals and assisting 9, helping his team reach the semifinals.
- 01Kevin Freiter, ex-Israeli Premier League player, became a star in US professional indoor soccer (MASL).
- 02Freiter adapted from outdoor football to the fast, physical indoor game suited to his style.
- 03He joined Baltimore Blast in late 2023 but faced visa delays and limited play initially.
- 04In 2025/26, Freiter scored 18 goals and 9 assists, contributing to 21.8% of his team's goals.
- 05Baltimore finished second in the regular season and reached the MASL semifinals, losing to Milwaukee Wave.
- 06Freiter was recognized as a notable rookie despite not winning major individual awards.
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