Klemi Saban

Israeli footballer and Maccabi Haifa star

Klemi Saban - Athletes & Sports Figures born February 17th, 1980
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Born in 1980, a prominent Israeli footballer. Primarily played as a midfielder. Spent most of his career at Maccabi Haifa, contributing to the team's successes in domestic competitions. Participated in international matches representing Israel, gaining recognition for skills on the field and consistent performances. Known for strong tactical understanding and leadership qualities.

Won multiple Israeli Premier League titles with Maccabi Haifa

Represented Israel in international competitions

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