Hapoel Tel Aviv Sells More Than 10,000 Season Tickets as Clubs Circle Rising Prospect
Hapoel Tel Aviv’s fan rush for season tickets is continuing, with more than 10,000 passes sold so far. The club believes it is on track to break its single-season record of 14,500 season tickets, underscoring the strong demand around the team ahead of the new campaign.
At the same time, the club must decide what to do with 18-year-old midfielder Ravid Olitzki, regarded as one of Hapoel Tel Aviv’s most promising young players. Olitzki recently signed a new four-year contract, but his future for the coming season has not yet been determined.
According to a Sport 5 report, two Premier League clubs have already shown interest in him, and several teams in the Liga Leumit are also seeking him. Hapoel Tel Aviv has not made a final decision, and Olitzki is expected to begin preseason training with the senior squad.
The plan is to assess him further before deciding where he will play next, with the club aiming to choose the path that best supports his development. Last season, Olitzki scored 12 goals across all youth competitions and is also part of Israel’s youth national team setups.
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