Beitar Jerusalem Sells Out Nearly All Season Tickets, Sets New Record
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Beitar Jerusalem's fans have purchased nearly all season tickets for the upcoming season, setting a new club record and ensuring full attendance at home games despite a temporary stadium change. The club expects ticket revenue to reach 40 million shekels, highlighting its large fan base and strong support.
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- Beitar Jerusalem sold out almost all season tickets for the upcoming season, setting a new record.
- Only the southern stand at Teddy Stadium remains unsold, reserved for away fans and single tickets.
- The club expects season ticket revenue to reach about 40 million shekels.
- Last season's record was 15,000 season tickets sold under owner Barak Abramov.
- Beitar will start the season playing home games at Bloomfield Stadium due to Teddy Stadium renovations and the Maccabiah Games.
- Full attendance is expected at all home games, reflecting Beitar's large fan base.
Beitar Jerusalem football club announced that its fans have purchased all available season tickets for the upcoming season, except for one stand in the Teddy Stadium reserved for away fans and individual ticket buyers. This achievement means that nearly the entire stadium will be sold out for every home game. The club highlighted that despite previous challenges, including owners who either made empty promises or opposed the fans, Beitar's supporters have demonstrated their loyalty and strength by breaking the club's all-time record for season ticket sales.
The previous record was set last season under owner Barak Abramov, when 15,000 season tickets were sold. This year, the club expects revenues from season ticket sales to reach approximately 40 million shekels. Although Beitar will start the season playing its home games at Bloomfield Stadium in Tel Aviv due to renovations and the Maccabiah Games at Teddy Stadium, the club anticipates full attendance at all home matches.
This surge in fan support underscores Beitar Jerusalem's status as the club with the largest fan base in Israel and suggests the team is heading toward a historic season both on and off the field.
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