Hapoel Tel Aviv Striker Boateng Surpasses Last Season's Goal Involvement Rate
Emmanuel Boateng, the striker for Hapoel Tel Aviv, is enjoying a significantly more productive 2026/2027 season under coach Eliyahu Barda. On Friday, Boateng scored against Hapoel Petah Tikva, marking his fourth consecutive league game with either a goal or an assist. Previously this season, he assisted against Beitar Jerusalem, scored against Hapoel Ramat Gan, and assisted in the recent derby against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Boateng also scored twice against Ludogorets in the Conference League qualifiers. In total, he has been involved in six goals (four goals, two assists) across 11 appearances this season, averaging involvement in a goal every 1.8 games. This represents a substantial improvement compared to his previous season.
Last season, including his 14 appearances for Gaziantep in Turkey, Boateng was involved in only four goals (three goals, one assist) in 27 matches, averaging involvement every 6.75 games. His current goal involvement rate this season is 3.75 times faster than last season.
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