Beitar Jerusalem Adopts Bundesliga-Style Training Ahead of European Matches

Beitar Jerusalem has introduced a new training regimen inspired by the Bundesliga as it prepares for its upcoming European fixtures. The team now holds three training sessions daily, starting as early as 6:30 a.m., a schedule implemented by head coach Almog Cohen. Cohen, who previously played for German club Ingolstadt, shared with the players that this intense routine helped him reach peak condition for the season.

The club is set to face Bulgarian side Boteb Vratsa on Friday at 3:00 p.m. as part of its preseason preparations. However, midfielder Tomer Yosefi remains doubtful for the first of two matches against AEK Larnaca scheduled for July 23. Meanwhile, Omer Atzili has increased his training efforts and is reintegrating fully with the squad.

Following the match against Boteb Vratsa, Beitar Jerusalem will also play against another Bulgarian team, Arda, continuing their preseason European campaign. These changes in training reflect the club’s commitment to elevating its competitive readiness ahead of the new season.