Hapoel Tel Aviv Eyes Strengthening Squad and Raises Breast Cancer Awareness
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv, third in the Israeli Premier League, is reportedly targeting MS Ashdod's 23-year-old right-back Hamoudi Ammar to strengthen its squad. The club is also continuing its sixth annual breast cancer awareness campaign, with players wearing pink jerseys and participating in events with the "One in Nine" association. Club CEO emphasized the importance of early detection and the partnership's growth.
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- Hapoel Tel Aviv is reportedly interested in signing 23-year-old right-back Hamoudi Ammar from MS Ashdod.
- The club is currently third in the Israeli Premier League with 13 points after six games.
- This marks the sixth consecutive year Hapoel Tel Aviv is raising breast cancer awareness.
- Players will wear pink jerseys in an upcoming match to support the cause.
- The club is collaborating with the "One in Nine" association for the campaign.
Hapoel Tel Aviv, currently third in the Israeli Premier League with 13 points after six matches, is looking to reinforce its squad for the remainder of the season. Despite a recent loss in the Tel Aviv derby, the club is actively seeking new talent, with a particular focus on strengthening the fullback position. According to reports, the club has identified Hamoudi Ammar, a 23-year-old right-back from MS Ashdod, as a potential transfer target. MS Ashdod is owned by businessman Jackie Ben Zaken and currently leads the National League.
Hapoel Tel Aviv, which returned to the Premier League two seasons ago, aims to solidify its position in Israeli football's top tier. Last season, the team achieved a significant milestone by qualifying for the Conference League qualifiers. The club is now striving to build on this success and establish itself as a consistent contender at the top of the league.
In parallel with its sporting objectives, Hapoel Tel Aviv is continuing its community outreach efforts. For the sixth consecutive year, the club is participating in a campaign to raise awareness for breast cancer. Players will wear pink jerseys during their upcoming match against Bnei Yehuda, and members of the senior and youth teams will also join the initiative in their respective games.
As part of a collaboration with the "One in Nine" association, Hapoel Tel Aviv players met with five breast cancer survivors who volunteer with the organization: Osnat Uliel, Danit Glazer, Hilit Vebman Shamai, Shlomit Laufer, and Daniela Pink Neimark. A pre-game ceremony is planned to encourage women to undergo regular screenings and early detection. Club CEO expressed pride in the "pink jersey" tradition and the growing partnership with "One in Nine," urging the public to complete surveys and get tested, emphasizing that early detection saves lives. Shlomit Laufer, a survivor and volunteer, shared her personal story of being diagnosed at age 30 through self-examination and highlighted the importance of screenings and the club's role in raising awareness.
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