Biram Kiel was called up to the squad

Biram Kiel returns to the Israel national team. Bnei Sakhnin’s midfielder was summoned today (Friday) in place of Eyal Golsa, who was diagnosed with an injury after undergoing an MRI and was released from the squad. The last international appearance of the 32-year-old Bnei Sakhnin midfielder, who is in good shape this season, was in November 2019 in a 2: 1 loss to Poland. In addition, the team and team players underwent another round of corona tests and all the results came back negative.

Towards Scotland, lineup changes are planned, some forced. Joel Abu Hanna will probably vacate his place in favor of Louis Taha in the center of defense, with another possibility being that Rotensteiner would prefer to shift Dor Peretz to the brake position, as happened yesterday, and put Neta Lavi in ​​the lineup alongside Beavers Natcho. The captain may be part of a situation where there will be a change of shifts while on the move, with Lavi joining the link in his place. In any case, Natcho is highly valued by his friends and the professional team and a decision was made in one piece of advice, with the goal being to reduce his minutes between 45-60 minutes on average per game.

Another change that is expected is the inclusion in the lineup of Sean Weissman alongside Eran Zehavi, who suffered from a less good day than we are used to when he wears the national team uniform. The Valladolid striker is expected to start in place of Mons Dabour, who was injured and vacated his place on the pitch during the second half. The team will spend Passover Eve tomorrow at the hotel where it is staying and on Tuesday, two days after the meeting with the Scots, will take off for Moldova for a game against the local team, and will return to Israel the next day.

Willy Rotensteiner (Radad Jabara)