Hapoel Tel Aviv Claims 2,000 Season Tickets Sold for Return to Yad Eliyahu Arena
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv announced it has sold approximately 2,000 season tickets for its return to the Yad Eliyahu Arena. The 3,504-seat venue will offer nearly 1,000 tickets for sale per game to the general public. In team news, Amir Coffey will be registered for the first time, while Vasilije Micić and Zach LeDay were not. The team must manage its eight foreign player slots, potentially choosing between Micić and LeDay.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Tel Aviv has sold approximately 2,000 season tickets for its return to the Yad Eliyahu Arena.
- The arena has a capacity of 3,504 spectators, with nearly 1,000 tickets available per game.
- Amir Coffey will be registered for the first time for Hapoel Tel Aviv's game against Maccabi Ashdod.
- Vasilije Micić and Zach LeDay were not registered for the upcoming game.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv can register up to eight foreign players and currently has seven.
Hapoel Tel Aviv is set to make its return to the Yad Eliyahu Arena tonight (Sunday) for a game against Maccabi Ashdod. Ahead of this home debut, the club announced that approximately 2,000 season tickets have been sold. The remaining capacity of the 3,504-seat arena will be allocated for individual game tickets, with nearly 1,000 tickets available for purchase per game. The team's policy states that ticket sales will be open to the general public. On the professional front, Amir Coffey is set to be registered for the first time in the league under coach Dimitris Itoudis. However, Vasilije Micić and Zach LeDay were not registered for this game. Hapoel Tel Aviv is permitted to register up to eight foreign players and currently has seven. The team will need to decide between Micić and LeDay later in the season to fill the eighth foreign player spot, or potentially replace another foreign player 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 its foreign player registrations, after which any removed players will be ineligible to play.
