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Hapoel Tel Aviv Association Rejects Legal Threat Over Team Name
The Hapoel Osishkin Association has responded to Hapoel Tel Aviv's legal threat regarding the use of the team name and symbol. The association claims that based on a 2023 agreement, they retain rights to intellectual property and assets beyond the senior team transferred to the management company.
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What happened
- 01Hapoel Osishkin Association claims it retains rights to 'Hapoel Tel Aviv' name and assets not transferred to Hapoel Tel Aviv.
- 02A 2023 agreement is cited by the association to support its claim over intellectual property and other teams.
- 03Hapoel Tel Aviv's rights are limited to 81% of the senior team, according to the Hapoel Osishkin Association.
- 04The association states its youth department and Hapoel Uri development team remain under its ownership.
- 05Hapoel Tel Aviv had threatened legal action against the association for using the team name and symbol.
They assert that their youth department and development team, Hapoel Uri, remain under their ownership, while Hapoel Tel Aviv's rights are limited to the senior team.
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