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Against the backdrop of reports that the Israel national team midfielder might leave Red Star Belgrade, we analyzed which Israeli clubs could financially afford his transfer. Despite the rumors, the player prefers to continue his career in Europe.

Serbian media claim that the arrival of new coach Albert Riera could signal the exit of the Israeli national team midfielder from Red Star Belgrade, and that Israeli clubs have already expressed interest in the former Maccabi Haifa player.

A score of 9 for Ventura in Hapoel Be'er Sheva's great victory in Belgrade, on the way to the Champions League playoffs. Danny Dvorin's column

The local media attacked: "Red Star embarrassed itself, the Champions League is not for Red Star". Coach Dejan Stankovic announced his resignation after the loss.

After he caused a sensation in the Champions League qualifiers, the coach's name came up: "Like in the case of Barak Bakhar." Dejan Stankovic lost his composure and is expected to be fired, an emergency meeting has already been scheduled by the board of directors.

Serbian media did not spare the Red Star Belgrade players following the 2-0 home loss to Hapoel Be'er Sheva and the early exit from the Champions League. The players ignored the mixed zone, failing to provide comments after the match, which sparked widespread outrage in the press.

Hapoel Be'er Sheva is 180 minutes away from a historic qualification for the Champions League group stage. The Israeli champions won 0:2 in Belgrade against Red Star, securing a 0:3 aggregate victory. They will face Azerbaijan's Sabah in the playoff round.

Hapoel Be'er Sheva achieved a major feat on Tuesday with a 0:2 victory over Red Star Belgrade in Serbia, qualifying for the Champions League playoff round. The team's doctor, Dr. Hanna Karmiko, drew attention by proudly waving the Israeli flag in front of the opposing fans' stand.

Red Star Belgrade will try to make a comeback tonight (Tuesday, 21:00, Sport1) against Hapoel Be'er Sheva. After a 1:0 loss in Hungary, in a match the club defined as "our worst since the start of the season," the Serbs expect massive support from the fans at the Marakana, with the goal of reaching the Champions League qualification playoff round. The winner will face the winner of the match...

Hapoel Be'er Sheva has completed preparations for the return leg against Red Star Belgrade. Following a 0:1 victory in the first match, the Israeli side aims to defend its lead to reach the Champions League playoff round. Coach Ran Kozuch emphasized that the team is ready for the intense atmosphere at the Marakana.

The Israeli champion landed in Belgrade ahead of the big second leg against Red Star (Tuesday, 21:00, Sport1) at the legendary stadium: "Everyone here is talking and breathing the game." The club is optimistic but expects a completely different game, and also: Amador's integration and the focus on Zlatanovic.

After the victory over Novi Pazar, the Red Star coach admitted that his and his players' minds are on the return leg against the Israeli champion: "We want to show that last Tuesday was a bad day"

Stankovic rotated the squad, Katai and Enam scored against Novi Pazar, and Abu Fani came off the bench in the 73rd minute. On Tuesday, the Israeli champion will try to maintain the 1:0 lead at the Marakana (21:00, Sport1).

In conversations with Walla! Sport, journalists in Serbia explain why the stadium is expected to be far from full capacity for the second leg, in which the Israeli champion will try to qualify for the Champions League playoffs (Tuesday, 21:00, Sport 1). Red Star understands how critical the game is, and they have also identified the two key players of Kozuch's team.

Hapoel Be'er Sheva began preparations on Friday for one of the biggest weeks in its history, as it will play on Tuesday (21:00, Sport1) in Serbia at the Marakana stadium of Red Star Belgrade for the return leg of the Champions League third qualifying round. After a surprising 1:0 win in the home game held in Hungary, the players believe in their chances despite the fragile lead.

Dejan Stankovic will rotate the squad in the league to give his stars a rest before Tuesday: "A loss we didn't expect and apparently weren't ready for."

Hapoel Be'er Sheva is confident it can overcome Red Star Belgrade in next week's return leg in Serbia following yesterday's 0-1 home victory in Hungary. Coach Ran Kozuch has urged his players to remain humble and disciplined, while the club remains optimistic despite the red card shown to Matan Baltaxa.

The Red Star coach claimed he did not make a mistake when starting against Hapoel Be'er Sheva with the former Maccabi Tel Aviv player, despite the error: "A wonderful and experienced player, it will be much better in the second leg."

Kozuch's talks with the players about faith, the surprising practice of Kanaan, and those who will earn the coach's trust. Hapoel Be'er Sheva expects a good result tonight (20:30, Sport 3), which will leave it a chance to qualify ahead of the return leg against Red Star next week in Belgrade.

Hapoel Tel Aviv has agreed on terms to acquire Douglas Owusu from Red Star Belgrade, but the club is waiting for the results of comprehensive medical examinations scheduled for Tuesday before finalizing the transfer.

Even after Hapoel Be'er Sheva's final training session in Hungary, coach Ran Kozuch has still not decided who will start in place of Kings Kangwa in the first match tomorrow (Tuesday, 20:30, Sport 3) against Red Star Belgrade in the third qualifying round of the Champions League. Similar to yesterday's training, this evening the coach is deliberating between Eliel Peretz and Hamudi Kanaan. Peretz...

After securing a "hot winter" with participation in at least the league phase of the Conference League, Hapoel Be'er Sheva wants to achieve more and will try to surprise Red Star Belgrade tomorrow (Tuesday, 20:30, Sport 3) in the third qualifying round of the Champions League. For the Israeli champion, which is forced to host in Szombathely, Hungary, this will be the first match without Kings...

The Serbian champion's top talent, Vasilije Kostov, is set to be sold for a record 20 million euros. Ahead of the Champions League qualifiers, Inter has opened negotiations to sign him. A previous deal with Arsenal collapsed over payment terms.

The former assistant coach of the Serbian champion was interviewed on 103FM ahead of the Champions League qualifying matches: "It is possible to beat them, but it is a difficult task." Regarding Kings Kangwa, Tzarfati noted: "He was very good, but we felt we needed players with a different profile."

Midfielder Eliel Peretz, who did not start against Vikingur, is expected to replace Kings Kangwa. Hapoel Be’er Sheva is managing Joao Victor’s recovery, while coach Ran Kuz’ok weighs whether to debut Pedro Amador in the starting lineup.

He left Serbia for Spain at a young age, after growing up with the bitter rival Partizan Belgrade. With the Zambian already wearing green, Hapoel Be'er Sheva's star needs to find the net for the first time this season.

Hapoel Be'er Sheva is convinced that the new left-back will be able to help as early as the upcoming matches in Europe. The defender who impressed against Vikingur may replace Diop, while Ahmed has secured his place in the starting 11.

Coach Dejan Stankovic commented on the upcoming match after the victory over Larne: "I expect our fans to fill the stadium in Hungary. We must win."

The turnaround at halftime ("we knew they would fall off their feet"), the parting with Kangwa ("we are building a team, it's no secret we will try to strengthen") and the meeting against the Serbian champion: "It will be difficult but we will come brave". Ran Kozuch summarizes Hapoel Be'er Sheva's big win over Vikingur, and is ready for the next challenge.

Hapoel Be'er Sheva secured a spot in a European group stage after a comeback against Vikingur. Now, they face a tough challenge in the Champions League third qualifying round against Red Star Belgrade.