Beitar Jerusalem Plans Aggressive Approach in Return Leg Against AEK Larnaca
Beitar Jerusalem is set to fly to Bucharest on Tuesday ahead of their return leg against AEK Larnaca, following a 1-0 victory in the first match. Ticket sales opened yesterday for "Beitar" members, with around 1,500 tickets already sold; sales to the general public will begin later today.
On the sporting front, Luka Gadrani is expected to travel with the team but will not play. He trained with the squad for the first time yesterday without contact, and after a period of irregular training, the plan is to use him in the next round if Beitar advances.
The team is focusing heavily on mental preparation, anticipating a more dangerous AEK side in the upcoming Thursday match. The coaching staff emphasized that despite holding a lead, it is fragile and both teams will learn from the first game. Almog Cohen, speaking for the team, stressed that Beitar will continue to play their usual style and has no intention of retreating or merely defending the lead.
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