Zahi Ahmed’s Rise From Abu Snan to Key Player for Hapoel Be’er Sheva
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By יניב טוכמן
What happened
Zahi Ahmed, from Abu Snan, has become a key player for Hapoel Be’er Sheva after overcoming loans and proving his talent, scoring decisive goals in domestic and European matches. Supported by coach Ran Kozuch, Ahmed secured the State Cup and contributed to the club’s championship run. At 25, he continues to impress and may soon join the Israeli national team.
- 01Zahi Ahmed rose from Abu Snan to become a key player for Hapoel Be’er Sheva.
- 02Coach Ran Kozuch insisted Ahmed stay with Be’er Sheva, boosting his confidence.
- 03Ahmed scored the winning goal in the State Cup final against Beitar Jerusalem.
- 04He netted six goals last season, including crucial playoff goals for the championship.
- 05Ahmed scored important goals in UEFA Champions League qualifiers, including vs. Red Star Belgrade.
- 06Despite strong performances, Ahmed has not yet been called to the Israeli national team.
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