Young Maccabi Tel Aviv Talent Hopes for January Return
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Nineteen-year-old Lotem Asres, a promising talent on loan from Maccabi Tel Aviv to Hapoel Kfar Shalem, has scored three goals in his last two National League matches. He hopes his recent performance will earn him a return to Maccabi Tel Aviv as early as January. Asres stated he is working hard to prove his worth to the club's management and deserves a place on the team.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Lotem Asres, a 19-year-old Maccabi Tel Aviv talent, hopes to return to the club in January.
- Asres has scored three goals in his last two games while on loan at Hapoel Kfar Shalem.
- His recent performances have been observed by Maccabi Tel Aviv's professional staff.
- Asres wants to prove to Maccabi Tel Aviv's management that he deserves a place on the team.
- He is focused on improving his game and catching the attention of club officials.
Nineteen-year-old Lotem Asres, considered a promising talent at Maccabi Tel Aviv, is currently on loan to Hapoel Kfar Shalem in the National League. Asres, who trained with Maccabi Tel Aviv's first team earlier in the season under coach Keni Miller, was loaned out due to limited playing opportunities. In his last two matches for Kfar Shalem, Asres scored three goals, including one in a 2-1 victory against Hapoel Ra'anana on Monday. These performances have been closely watched by Maccabi Tel Aviv's professional staff.
Following his recent success, Asres expressed his desire to return to his parent club. "I am working hard for this and I am happy that it is reflected in the goals and achievements," he stated. "I want to prove to everyone, and especially to Maccabi Tel Aviv's management, that I deserve a place there." He hopes his recent form will catch the attention of the club's decision-makers.
Asres acknowledged that he may not have shown his full potential previously, which led to his loan spell. "I went out on loan to prove myself, and slowly I will get there," he said. He is focused on improving various aspects of his game and is working with an analyst. "Some of the staff came to watch, and I want to catch their eye and get there, that's how it is in football." Asres hopes to wear the yellow and blue jersey again as soon as possible, ideally in January.
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