Hapoel Tel Aviv Fans Sell Out Tickets for Crucial Match in Bulgaria

Hapoel Tel Aviv is preparing for their second-leg match against Ludogorets in Razgrad, Bulgaria, following a 2-0 victory in the first game. The Israeli team will benefit from strong fan support abroad, with 1,400 tickets allocated to Israeli supporters selling out immediately. This follows a previous turnout of around 5,000 fans in Hungary for their home leg, highlighting the passionate backing the team receives.

The Razgrad stadium holds approximately 10,423 spectators, and the significant presence of Israeli fans is expected to boost the team's morale as they aim to advance to the next stage of the competition. The squad is in good shape, with all players fit except for Roi Korin, who is nearing recovery from an abdominal muscle injury and may be included in the lineup.

In addition to the European campaign, Hapoel Tel Aviv is managing its roster for the upcoming season. Young defender Or Yisraelov, a 21-year-old homegrown talent who spent last season on loan at Portugal's Estoril, has returned fully fit and is expected to remain with the team at least until January. His inclusion comes after the departures of Yazan Nasser and Ziv Morgan, potentially opening opportunities for him to earn playing time, especially if the team continues its European run. The current defensive lineup includes Chico, Fernan Mayembo, Shahar Piven, Tal Artzi, and Yisraelov.