Hapoel Tel Aviv’s 22/23 season broke records even before it opened: for the first time in the club’s history, all 3,000 subscriptions were sold – and the drive will be full every game of the season.
Hapoel Tel Aviv’s subscription record until this summer was 2,500, in the season when Heichal Shlomo opened. But the pace of the season was high from the beginning and the arrival of Tomer Ginat gave another significant boost.
At the same time, Hapoel Tel Aviv started selling separate subscriptions to the EuroCup, and about 800 have already been sold. By the end of the month, the sale of the subscriptions to the EuroCup will only be for fans who have purchased a subscription to the league, and will then open to the general public.
At the same time, Hapoel Tel Aviv continues to operate in the player market. Due to its participation in Europe, the intention of the professional team is to go on a staff of five foreigners, that is, to sign three more foreigners alongside Jacoben Brown and JP Tokoto, who continue from last season.