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Hapoel Haifa Holds Open Training and Dedicates Field to Fallen Soldier Gilad Rozenblit
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First reported by N12 · 35 minutes ago
What happened
Hapoel Haifa will hold an open training session before their first 2026/27 season match against Hapoel Tel Aviv, hoping to include William Agada and Wahib Habiballah in the squad. The club also dedicated a new community football field in memory of Staff Sergeant Gilad Rozenblit, who died in Operation Iron Swords, with a ceremony held on his birthday at Kibbutz Ganigar.
- 01Hapoel Haifa holds open training ahead of season opener against Hapoel Tel Aviv.
- 02William Agada and Wahib Habiballah may join the squad after full training.
- 03The club inaugurated a football field named after fallen soldier Gilad Rozenblit.
- 04The field is located at Kibbutz Ganigar in the Jezreel Valley and serves the local youth.
- 05The inauguration took place on Rozenblit's birthday with a commemorative match.
- 06The field project was funded by a crowdfunding campaign led by Rozenblit's family and supporters.
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