Ghana World Cup goalkeeper Stephen Ahorlu suffered severe humiliation in the Israeli top flight after he conceded five goals in the country over the weekend.
His performance in the game has severely dented his chances of returning to the Black Stars as he has been snubbed since the World Cup.
The 22-year-old, who plays for top flight side Hapoel Ashkelon, was ineffectual as they suffered a 5-1 defeat at the hands of Hapoel Tel Aviv.
His positioning and reflexes were poor during the game which sparked widespread ridicule from the Israeli media.
Video: Watch Ahorlu concede five goals in Israel
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The much-hyped keeper was signed by Ashkelon in the off-season hoping that his association with the Black Stars at the World Cup would have given him world-class exposure.
He impressed in their pre-season matches which secured him a six-month loan deal from local side Heart of Lions.
But his performance during the game is likely to give the club second thoughts when the deal expires.
Ahorlu was an unused substitute for Ghana during the World Cup team as they reached the quarter-final stage.
But his poor performances during training sessions at the tournament in South Africa in June resulted in the decision not to call him to the Black Stars.
His place in the Ghana national team has been taken by Kotoko goalkeeper Amoako.