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Barcelona Highlights Israeli Midfielder Oriyan Goren as Emerging Talent Young Israeli midfielder Oriyan Goren is attracting strong interest at Barcelona, training with the senior team and praised by club president Joan Laporta. Despite offers from Spain and Czech youth teams, Goren is committed to Israel and is seen as a promising talent fitting Barcelona's style.
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What happened 01 Oriyan Goren, Israeli midfielder, is training with Barcelona's senior team under coach Xavi. 02 Barcelona president Joan Laporta personally follows Goren and expects a bright future for him. 03 Goren is presented as half Israeli, half Czech to ease public perception in Barcelona. 04 He is the only player from his age group called to Barcelona's senior squad so far. 05 Goren has declined offers from Spain and Czech youth teams, choosing to represent Israel. 06 He is compared to former Israeli talent Guy Assulin and praised for his midfield versatility. Translated and summarized by baba from Walla , the latest report. Read Walla’s original The coverage
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