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Barcelona's Orian Goren Impresses in Preseason Despite Team's Loss to Udinese Seventeen-year-old Israeli Orian Goren played 29 minutes for Barcelona's senior team in a 1-0 preseason loss to Udinese. He is set to return to the reserves as senior players return from World Cup rest. Coach Enzo Flic praised the young players and addressed Ronald Araujo's recent Liverpool transfer.
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What happened 01 Orian Goren played 29 minutes in Barcelona's 1-0 preseason loss to Udinese. 02 Goren will return to Barcelona's reserve team as senior players rejoin after World Cup rest. 03 Coach Mark Bernal praised the young players for surprising performances and strong mentality. 04 Enzo Flic noted the preseason challenges due to many absences and said full strength will return after the international break. 05 Flic stressed patience regarding new signings and commented on Ronald Araujo's transfer to Liverpool. 06 Flic expressed regret over Araujo's departure, praising him as a great player and captain. Translated and summarized by baba from Walla , the latest report. Read Walla’s original The coverage
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