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Maccabi Tel Aviv Honors Departing Star Sheran Yeini

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Maccabi Tel Aviv fans honored departing player Sheran Yeini with a large pre-game display before their match against Bnei Sakhnin on Saturday. Yeini, a club legend with six championships and three cups, retired after the 2023-24 season. He received a fan organization jersey and thanked the crowd.

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  • Maccabi Tel Aviv fans honored retiring player Sheran Yeini before Saturday's game against Bnei Sakhnin.
  • Yeini is considered one of the club's greatest players, winning six championships and three cups.
  • He spent nearly his entire career with Maccabi Tel Aviv, with a brief stint in the Netherlands.
  • Yeini also made 32 appearances for the Israeli national team.
  • Fans displayed a banner reading "He who does not believe is not a true Maccabi fan."
Maccabi Tel Aviv Honors Departing Star Sheran Yeini
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Maccabi Tel Aviv fans unveiled a large tribute to longtime player Sheran Yeini before their Saturday match against Bnei Sakhnin. Yeini, who retired at the end of the 2023-24 season, is considered one of the club's greatest players, having won six championships and three cups during his tenure. He spent nearly his entire career with Maccabi, aside from two seasons with Vitesse Arnhem, and also earned 32 caps for the Israeli national team.

The stadium's display featured a large image of Yeini with the banner "He who does not believe is not a true Maccabi fan." Yeini himself received a jersey from the Maccabi Panathinaikos fan organization and walked over to thank the supporters.

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