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Natcho and Zahavi are considering their future

The end of Rotensteiner's career, which is receiving great support among the players, may also affect the future of some of the stars of the team.

Natcho's chances of continuing for the next campaign are lower than Zehavi's: "Ronaldo and Messi have not retired, so why would their hair do that?"

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Sunday, October 10, 2021, 06:15

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The loss last night (Saturday) to Scotland at Hampden Park cut short the dream of finishing in second place with a ticket to the 2022 World Cup playoffs in Qatar and it will also probably lead to the end of the road for some players on the team.

On Tuesday the team will hold the eighth round of this qualifier against Moldova at Turner and next month they expect the last two games against the Faroe Islands and Austria, then the team will go on hiatus until the opening of the Euro qualifiers which will probably be with another foreign coach.

Willy Rotensteiner, although he receives great support from the players, is not expected to get a new contract and the Football Association will want to try another foreign coach.

Someone who will bring new insights and ideas that have not yet been heard.

The departure of Rotensteiner could also lead to the retirement of veterans Eran Zehavi and captain Beavers Natcho.

The two will already be closer to the age of 35 when the next Euro qualifiers open and they will most likely consider retirement and transferring the reins to other players who will try to meet the task.

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Rotensteiner (Photo: GettyImages, Craig Foy - SNS Group)

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Zehavi and Natcho have led the team in recent years, especially with Andy Herzog and Willy Rotensteiner, and they have failed to do what others before them have failed and those around them said last night that it may well be time for them to turn the stage to the next generation.

Which of them will continue for the next campaign?

Zehavi and Natcho last night (Photo: GettyImages, Craig Foy / SNS Group)

• World Cup Qualifiers - House VI

  Group	Mash	Netz	A.	Hp	Gates	Nk
  1	Denmark	7	7	0	0	0-26	21
  2	Scotland	7	4	2	1	7-12	14
  3	Israel's national team	7	3	1	3	14-16	10
  4	Austria	7	3	1	3	13-11	10
  5	Faroe Islands	7	1	1	5	16-4	4
  6	Moldova	7	0	1	6	22-3	1

A source in the team made a separation between the two last night and estimated that if it were to be Natcho, he would announce his retirement compared to Zehavi, who would like to continue scoring goals for the team as well, and not just in the teams' uniforms.

"Ronaldo has retired? Messi has retired? So why will their golden hair retire?", A source in the Football Association wondered.

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