Beitar Jerusalem Sells Out Season Tickets for First Time, Raising Over 26 Million Shekels
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Beitar Jerusalem sold all 20,000 season tickets for the first time, generating 26.7 million shekels and increasing player salaries to 36 million shekels ahead of the new season.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Beitar Jerusalem sold all 20,000 season tickets for the upcoming season, a first in club history.
- The club expects to earn 26.7 million shekels from season ticket sales alone.
- Player salaries are projected to increase to 36 million shekels this season.
- The team will start the season away from Teddy Stadium but expects strong fan support.
- Beitar aims to make Teddy Stadium the most passionate home in Israeli football.
- The club thanked fans and looks forward to a successful new season.
Beitar Jerusalem announced on Monday that it has sold all 20,000 season tickets allocated for the upcoming season, marking the first time in the club's history that it has achieved a complete sellout. This historic sale is expected to generate approximately 26.7 million shekels in revenue solely from season ticket sales, excluding other income streams.
In line with the increased revenue, the club's player salaries are projected to rise to 36 million shekels for the season. Despite starting the season away from their home stadium, Teddy Stadium, the club assured fans that their support will be felt at every match. The club emphasized the vibrant atmosphere their supporters create and expressed optimism about the upcoming season.
Beitar Jerusalem aims to continue progressing, fighting hard, and making Teddy Stadium the most formidable and passionate home ground in Israeli football. The club thanked its thousands of fans for their unwavering support and looks forward to a successful season together.
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