Hapoel Tel Aviv Prepares Midfield Lineup Ahead of Ludogorets Clash in Conference League
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv is preparing for their Conference League qualifiers against Ludogorets, with midfielder Amit Lemkin injured but potentially returning. They will play a warm-up match against Dunajska Streda in Slovakia and have sold a record 15,000 season tickets for the upcoming season.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Tel Aviv prepares for Conference League qualifiers against Ludogorets.
- Midfielder Amit Lemkin is injured but efforts are underway for his recovery.
- The team will play a warm-up match against Dunajska Streda in Slovakia.
- Dunajska Streda finished second in their domestic league last season.
- Expected midfield includes Palkao, Adrian Krayev, and Omri Altman.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv sold a record 15,000 season tickets for the new season.
Hapoel Tel Aviv is gearing up for a crucial European fixture against Ludogorets Razgrad in the Conference League qualifiers, following their upcoming domestic match against Beitar Jerusalem. The team will play a second warm-up game on Saturday at 19:00 local time during their training camp in Slovakia, facing Dunajska Streda, a top-tier Slovak club that finished second in their league last season. The standout player for Dunajska Streda is Syrian forward Amar Ramadan.
Hapoel Tel Aviv faces a setback as midfielder Amit Lemkin is sidelined with an ankle sprain sustained from a harsh tackle during their first training camp match against Czech side FC Zlin, which Hapoel won 2-1. The club is making efforts to rehabilitate Lemkin in time for the two-legged tie against Ludogorets. Meanwhile, the expected midfield lineup for coach Eliniv Breda includes players Palkao, Adrian Krayev, and Omri Altman.
In addition to on-field preparations, Hapoel Tel Aviv announced a record-breaking season ticket sale, with 15,000 fans securing their seats at Bloomfield Stadium for the upcoming season, marking the highest number in the club’s history.
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