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Hallgrimsson Says He Spoke to Ireland Players Individually About Facing Israel

Republic of Ireland head coach Heimir Hallgrimsson says squad members were consulted personally ahead of matches against Israel, acknowledging discomfort among the group.

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Republic of Ireland head coach Heimir Hallgrimsson has said he spoke to members of his squad individually about the prospect of facing Israel in upcoming fixtures, according to BBC Sport.

Hallgrimsson said "none of us feel comfortable playing in these games," indicating that concerns about the matches were shared broadly within the squad.

The comments come as national teams across Europe continue to navigate the political sensitivities surrounding fixtures against Israel amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

BBC Sport did not provide further details in the excerpt regarding when the individual conversations took place or which players were involved.

The Football Association of Ireland has not issued a separate statement on the matter as of the report.

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