Maccabi Nahalat Yitzhak Tel Aviv

Maccabi Nahalat Yitzhak Tel Aviv is a futsal club based in Tel Aviv, israel. The club was founded in 2010, and plays in the Israeli futsal premier league and other domestic and international competitions.

Maccabi Nahalat Yitzhak Tel Aviv
Full nameMaccabi Nahalat Yitzhak Tel Aviv
Founded2010
GroundTichonet, Tel Aviv, Israel
Capacity700
Chairman Hen Levincron
Manager Hen Levincron
LeagueIsraeli Futsal Premier League

History

Maccabi Nahalat Yitzhak Tel Aviv was founded in 2010 by two childhood friends: Hen Levincron and Doron Chicko, the first team's members were friends who grew up toghter from kindergarten in the small neighborhood, Nahalat Yitzhak, in the city Tel Aviv, Israel. Since that moment, the club's vision and DNA is based on great friendship between all members.

Honours

National
  • 5 Championships : 2011/12, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018 (outdoor), 2018/19

International
  • UEFA Futsal Cup Perliminary Round:
    • 2rd place : 2012/13
    • 3rd place : 2017/18
    • 3rd place : 2018/19

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK  ISR Shlomi Malul
19 GK  ISR Nadav Kastro
3 GK  ISR Raz Burgana
2 DF  ISR Ivan Diedunev
14 DF  ISR Adam Cohen
20 DF  ISR Alek Stunis
7 MF  ISR Elad Rosenberger
10 MF  ISR Tamir Shklonik
11 MF  ISR Meir Wiess
No. Pos. Nation Player
18 MF  ISR Idan Shkolnik
6 FW  ISR Or Goldstien
8 FW  ISR Raz Zur
9 FW  ISR Maor Vadut
12 FW  ISR Dor Osadon
16 FW  ISR Yehonatan Natan

    UEFA Club Competitions record

    UEFA Futsal Cup
    Season Competition Round Country Opponent Result Venue
    2012/13 UEFA Futsal Cup First Round Shaumyan Yerevan 3-3 Andorra la Vella
    Vegakameratne 0-0 Andorra la Vella
    Encamp 7-4 Andorra la Vella
    2017/18 UEFA Futsal Cup First Round Shkupi 1-5 Linz, Austria
    Diamant Linz 3-1 Linz, Austria
    Luxol st Andrews Futsal Club 3-4 Linz, Austria
    2018/19 UEFA Futsal Champions League First Round Mostar 0-4 Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
    Gentofte 1-8 Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
    Wattcel 8-3 Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

    References
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