Hapoel Tel Aviv Claims 2,000 Season Tickets Sold for Return to Shlomo Arena
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv announced it has sold approximately 2,000 season tickets for its return to the Shlomo Arena, which holds 3,504 fans. Around 1,000 tickets will be available per game to the public. The team also registered Amir Coffey while leaving Vasilije Micić and Zach LeDay unregistered, facing decisions on its foreign player roster.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Tel Aviv has sold approximately 2,000 season tickets for its return to the Shlomo Arena.
- The Shlomo Arena has a capacity of 3,504 spectators, leaving about 1,000 tickets for each game.
- Amir Coffey was registered for Hapoel Tel Aviv, while Vasilije Micić and Zach LeDay were not.
- The team must decide on its foreign player roster, with options for substitutions.
- Sales for remaining tickets will be open to the general public.
Hapoel Tel Aviv basketball club is returning to its home court, the Shlomo Arena, and is optimistic about fan turnout. The team announced that approximately 2,000 season tickets have been sold to date. The arena has a capacity of 3,504 spectators, meaning around 1,000 tickets will be available for purchase for each game, with sales open to the general public.
In addition to ticket sales, the team is making professional adjustments. Amir Coffey has been registered for the first time in the league under coach Dimitris Itoudis. However, Vasilije Micić and Zach LeDay were not registered for the upcoming game. Hapoel Tel Aviv is allowed to register up to eight foreign players and currently has seven. The team will need to decide between Micić and LeDay to fill the eighth foreign player slot, or make a substitution if they wish to register both.
Players not currently registered are not necessarily out for the season, as Hapoel Tel Aviv has the option to make two changes to their foreign player registrations. Any players removed from the roster will be ineligible to play for the remainder of the season.
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