Ben Sahar

Israeli footballer with Hapoel Tel Aviv

Ben Sahar - Athletes & Sports Figures born August 10th, 1989
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Played professional football as a forward, starting at Hapoel Tel Aviv. Joined Chelsea in 2006 but spent time on loan to various clubs, including De Graafschap and Maccabi Tel Aviv. After returning to Israel, contributed to Hapoel Tel Aviv's success in domestic competitions. Had stints in Spain and England, showcasing talent in different leagues. Represented the Israeli national team in international competitions.

Played for Hapoel Tel Aviv

Competed in international matches for Israel

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