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Dutch Experts Recommend Eli Dasa for Groningen as Ideal Defensive Signing

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First reported by Mako · 43 minutes ago

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Israeli defender Eli Dasa, currently a free agent after leaving NEC Nijmegen, is recommended by Dutch analysts as an ideal signing for FC Groningen, who need defensive reinforcements for the 2026/27 season.

  • 01Eli Dasa is currently without a club after his contract with NEC Nijmegen ended.
  • 02Dutch experts suggest Dasa fits perfectly with FC Groningen's defensive needs.
  • 03Groningen's current loaned defender is injured, prompting the search for a new right-back.
  • 04Dasa is praised for his versatility and strong performance in the Dutch league last season.
  • 05He can play both center-back and right-back, offering tactical flexibility to Groningen.

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MakoCenter · Hebrew43 minutes ago
Dutch Experts Recommend Eli Dasa for Groningen as Ideal Defensive Signing
N12Center · Hebrew43 minutes ago
Dutch Experts Recommend Eli Dasa for Groningen as Ideal Defensive Signing

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