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With Marinovich, Laius and Romarto: Hapoel Tel Aviv held opening training | Israel Today

2022-07-03T16:22:05.689Z


Less than a week after the team's fans announced the cancellation of the subscription boycott, the Reds officially opened the season tonight • Purchasing players arrived for training • Leidner and youth team players were absent


Less than a week after Hapoel Tel Aviv fans announced the cancellation of the subscription boycott, the team today (Sunday) opened its training for the upcoming season in front of about 400 fans who came to the Khodorov complex.

Among the new faces in training were those of Stefan Marinovic, the goalkeeper who came from Hapoel Nof Hagalil, and, as mentioned, Romarto.

The new Israeli players who joined this summer - Dor Alo, Case Ganem and Hisham Laios, also participated in the opening training.

Missing from training is Doron Leidner, who is currently in Austria and is expected to be sold to another team in Europe.

Contact Pablo Gonzalez is also absent from the first training session and is due to arrive in Israel during the week.

Also, the players of the youth team, Stav Lemkin, Or Israelov and El-Yam Kanzapolsky, who are supposed to belong to the senior team this season, also missed the training.

Hapoel Tel Aviv fans, today in the opening practice, Photo: Udi Citiat

The professional team in a joint photo, Photo: Udi Citiat

Omar Senor with a young fan, Photo: Udi Citiat

Romarto hoisted on the shoulders of the fans, Photo: Udi Citiat

Alo and Marinovich, Photo: Udi Citiat

Omar Damari with Ohad, today in the Khodorov compound, Photo: Udi Citiat

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Source: israelhayom

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