Hapoel Tel Aviv Eyes Senior Striker After Historic European Win
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Ludogorets 2-0 in their first European match in 12 years, with strong team and fan performances. The club plans to sign a senior striker and is searching for a left-back ahead of the second leg in the Conference League qualifiers.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Tel Aviv won 2-0 against Ludogorets in Conference League qualifiers after 12 years away from Europe.
- The team dominated with 14 goal attempts and key contributions from Omri Altman and midfielders.
- Coach Aliniv Breda received praise for excellent preparation and mental readiness.
- Over 5,000 fans created a strong home atmosphere, credited for boosting the team.
- Hapoel is negotiating to sign Brazilian striker Christian Baretta.
- The club is also seeking a left-back, with Yahav Gurfinkel unlikely to join.
Hapoel Tel Aviv secured a historic 2-0 victory over Bulgarian powerhouse Ludogorets on Thursday, marking their return to European competition after a 12-year absence. The win came in the first leg of the Conference League qualifiers, with Hapoel dominating the match by threatening the opponent's goal 14 times compared to Ludogorets' five. Key players included midfielders Adrian Kravets and Falcao, while Omri Altman, who was nearly transferred out, scored an important goal.
Coach Aliniv Breda received praise for his perfect preparation, both professionally and mentally, as the team looks ahead to completing the qualification in the second leg. The club highlighted the crucial role of over 5,000 passionate fans who created a strong home atmosphere, calling the victory theirs and emphasizing the players' dedication to the supporters.
Despite the impressive win, Hapoel Tel Aviv remains focused on strengthening the squad. They are actively pursuing a senior attacking player, with ongoing talks about Brazilian Christian Baretta, as first reported by Sport Channel. Additionally, the club continues to search for a left-back, although Israeli player Yahav Gurfinkel, who played for AEK Larnaca against Beitar Jerusalem, appears to be moving away from the club's plans.
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