Former Maccabi Haifa Player Joins Trial at Newly Promoted Hapoel Ramat Gan Ahead of Premier League Return
Hapoel Ramat Gan, recently promoted to the Israeli Premier League after a 13-year absence, is actively preparing for the 2025/26 season by strengthening its squad. Among the new prospects, Yuval Ashkenazi, a former player for several top-tier and second-division teams including Maccabi Haifa, who played last season for Kfar Shalem, has begun trials with the club and may join the team for the upcoming season.
In addition to Ashkenazi, Hapoel Ramat Gan continues negotiations with Moshe Semel, a Hungarian league player. Semel played only 604 minutes this past season for Puskás Akadémia, and the club is considering adding him to their roster. These moves reflect the club's ongoing efforts to build a competitive squad for their return to the top flight after more than a decade.
The club's management remains focused on finalizing these signings as part of their broader strategy to ensure a strong performance in the Premier League.
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