Beitar Jerusalem Breaks Season Ticket Sales Record, Secures 20 Million NIS Boost
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Beitar Jerusalem sold a record 16,000 season tickets, generating 20 million NIS, prompting owner Barak Abramov to increase the budget. The team will start the season at Bloomfield Stadium due to Teddy Stadium renovations.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Beitar Jerusalem sold 16,000 season tickets, breaking last year's record of 15,000.
- The club earned about 20 million NIS from season ticket sales before the season starts.
- Owner Barak Abramov plans to increase the budget and support team reinforcements.
- Beitar will open the season at Bloomfield Stadium due to Teddy Stadium being unavailable until October.
- The European match against Hapoel Tel Aviv will be held at Miriam Stadium in Netanya.
Beitar Jerusalem has set a new club record by selling 16,000 season tickets for the upcoming season, surpassing last year's 15,000. This unprecedented fan turnout translates into approximately 20 million shekels in revenue from season ticket sales alone, a first in the club's history before the season starts. Owner Barak Abramov has pledged to increase the team's budget in response to this strong fan support, promising to back the coaching staff with necessary reinforcements, including during the winter transfer window.
Due to the Maccabiah Games, Beitar Jerusalem will begin its season playing home matches at Bloomfield Stadium, as Teddy Stadium will only be ready by October. Additionally, the club's European competition match against Hapoel Tel Aviv is scheduled to take place at the Miriam Stadium in Netanya. This financial and logistical update highlights a significant moment for Beitar Jerusalem as it prepares for the new season.
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