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Arutz ShevaSports

Beitar Jerusalem Fans Break Season Ticket Record Ahead of New Campaign

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Beitar Jerusalem's fans have purchased over 16,000 season tickets ahead of the new season, setting a club record. The team strengthened its roster with five new players and aims for a historic championship after finishing second last season.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Beitar Jerusalem fans bought over 16,000 season tickets, breaking the club record.
  • The club finished second last season, narrowly behind Hapoel Be'er Sheva.
  • Beitar retained most players and signed five promising new players.
  • New signings include Noam Motcha, Daniel Vorko, Tomer Yosefi, Sean Weiseman, and Eugene Ansa.
  • Season ticket sales continue as the club prepares for its European campaign and hopes for a title.

Beitar Jerusalem announced that its fans have set a new record by purchasing over 16,000 season tickets for the upcoming football season, with sales still ongoing. This milestone comes ahead of the club's European campaign and follows a strong previous season where Beitar finished second in the Israeli Premier League, narrowly missing the championship to Hapoel Be'er Sheva.

The club has retained most of its key players from last season and strengthened the squad by signing five promising new players. Among the new signings are two young talents, Noam Motcha and Daniel Vorko, who were signed before the conclusion of the 2025/26 season. Additionally, Beitar brought back international players Tomer Yosefi and striker Sean Weiseman to Israel, and Eugene Ansa transferred from Ashdod to Beitar.

These impressive signings, combined with the existing strong squad, have fueled fan enthusiasm and contributed to the record-breaking season ticket sales. The club and its supporters are hopeful that this season could culminate in a historic championship title for Beitar Jerusalem.

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