Dor Peretz is completing his 10^th full season at Maccabi Tel Aviv’s senior team. The 29-year-old midfielder who scored 10 league goals and a total of 17 in 48 appearances all competitions is enjoying the best form of his career.

Peretz, who is experienced at title races as his personal trophy cabinet already contains 4 domestic championships said ahead of the top of the table clash against Hapoel Be’ersheva: “We are enjoying the journey we’re going through as the process of coming together as a team and as a club. I think we’re managing to enjoy it despite the pressure. Ultimately, the end result is a something which is a result of the entire journey. It’s a long road, and we’re succeeding in enjoying it as well.”

As the tightest championship races in recent years sees Maccabi level on points with Be’ersheva with only two goals separating the two sides in the standings, Peretz reflected: “There have been battles, not as close as this one, but even last season when we arrived at Haifa’s Sammy Ofer stadium the gap could have narrowed. Every title race is full of emotions, pressure, and excitement. This season’s battle for the championship is particularly challenging and interesting. We’re here to give our best every day and enter this forthcoming match as best prepared as possible.”

In three encounters so far, Maccabi beat Be’ersheva 1-0 at Bloomfield and were held to a 2-2 draw at Turner in the regular season before recording a 3-1 victory in the Playoff at Turner in March. “It’s a game of wisdom” Peretz said ahead of the fourth and final match between the two this season. “Understanding how to play in such a match, when it’s filled with emotions and energy, knowing how to channel that in the right direction and force them to do the opposite. We are preparing as we do for every match. Of course, this is a special match, and our level of preparation ss as a team is very high.”

“This match will be very significant for both sides, and we want to continue the positive momentum we have against them,” he added. As Maccabi’s run-in includes three tough matches after Be’ersheva, a short trip to Maccabi Netanya on MD34 followed by another visit to Sammy Ofer where they face Maccabi Haifa before ending the season on MD36 at home against Beitar Jerusalem, Peretz said: “There are still many challenging matches ahead. The season isn’t over yet, but this game will inject a lot of energy and momentum for whoever wins it.”

On dealing with the pressure, at such matches, Peretz concluded: “In many matches this season, we were with a rope around our necks and had to get the points no matter what. I think I’m prepared, and we are prepared, for every match with maximum readiness. I believe the intelligence of the players will win the match, beyond just the ability on the pitch.”

As all the Season Tickets to Maccabi Tel Aviv’s matches were sold last season, the Club is happy to announce the renewal period for the 2025/26 campaign gets underway at 17:00 today (Wednesday). This season the first ones to renew their Season Tickets and secure their seats at Bloomfield stadium are FOREVER members who enjoy a priority.

FOREVER before everyone: This season as well FOREVER members will continue to enjoy a 5% discount from the price of the season ticket at the time of the purchase. FOREVER club members will enjoy a priority and discounted price in purchasing tickets, a welcome gift and more.

For your information, as all the seats on offer are already occupied by season tickets holders, there will be no sale of new season tickets and changing your seat at the stadium will not be available this season.

Season tickets renewal time and joining FOREVER membership club:

May 14^th – Season Tickets renewal for FOREVER club members only: Every FOREVER club member with a Season Ticket should receive an Email with a purchase demand to renew the subscription for his seat at a FOEVER reduced price. Whoever purchases a membership after May 14^th will receive the reduced purchase demand within 2 working days.

* Please note that the FOREVER Lite membership scheme doesn’t include a discount for the Season Ticket renewal.

May 22^nd – The renewal period for the remaining 2024/25 Season Ticket holders: Every member will receive an Email with a purchase demand to renew the Season Ticket and reserve his seat.

June 11^th the end of the Season Ticket renewal period.

* Important! Please note that the FOREVER club membership subscription is done with the same Email account the season ticket is linked to.

How to renew a Season Ticket?

Swiftly and easily ! Every Season Ticket holder who had a membership during the 2024/25 season, will receive an Email containing a link with a purchase demand to renew his subscription. All you have to do is insert your credit card details and select the number of payments.

In the event you encountered a problem, please contact via a WhatsApp message to 050-3002526 (recommended!) or via Email to Maccabi@leaan.co.il

For any other question you are invited to enter our FAQ page

For stadium entry and behavior regulations as well as usage of tickets and season tickets click here

Maccabi Tel Aviv is happy to launch a new season of our official FOREVER membership club and continue to give you a lot more Maccabi, and before everyone!

In recent years we managed to learn your preferences as we made it our target to initiate more activities and benefits that gave you a true added value as fans of Israel’s leading football club. We believe that ‘A lot more Maccabi’ is the catchphrase behind an entire concept which places you, FOREVER club members, as the centre of attention.

In addition, we are happy to announce that this season the benefits you will enjoy were cherry picked based on surveys and discussions we held with club members.

To join FOREVER click here

This season one could not join FOREVER during the Season Tickets renewal process.

Benefits for FOREVER and FOREVER+ members.

– * A 5% discounted subscription rate on the purchase of a season ticket

-An NIS 100 gift voucher which can be redeemed in the clubs official stores and online store.

-Discounted tickets for home matches

-Priority in purchasing tickets for Maccabi matches throughout the season.

-A complimentary ticket for a selected match during the 2025/26 season. Exclusive for FOREVER+ members

-Receive double points for away matches as per the Points Allocation System – Exclusive for FOREVER+ members|

-Several benefits, exclusive events and special discounts!

-To become a member of FOREVER please click here

FOREVER Lite membership scheme

In addition to FOREVER+ and FOREVER membership schemes this season as well one could join our reduced membership scheme FOREVER Lite. Those who join could enjoy the variety of benefits offered to FOREVER members such as priority in purchasing tickets, exclusive meetings the first team players, exclusive discounts at the club’s official stores, trips to away matches at a subsidised cost, special viewings as well as other surprises throughout the season.

This scheme does not include the discount for the purchase of the 2025/26 Season Ticket or the signing on gift – the NIS 100 voucher for purchases at the official and online stores as well as the exclusive benefits of FOREVER+ club members.

As part of the agreement, PUMA will supply performance apparel; playing and training kits as well as fashion items for the senior team, youth department, and the club’s staff. In addition, Maccabi and PUMA will collaborate on the creation of unique, co-designed collections that reflect the Club’s identity, values and meet the requirements of the players and fans.

Maccabi joins a prestigious list of European super clubs with PUMA as their official kit manufacturer – Manchester City, AC Milan, Borussia Dortmund, Olympique de Marseille as well as many National Teams including Portugal.

This partnership places Maccabi alongside the world’s elite and strengthens PUMA’s presence in the Israeli landscape.

The decision to partner with PUMA was driven not only by the fact it is a leading global sportswear brand but also by its deep understanding of the Club’s requirements – particularly the need for broad design flexibility, allowing Maccabi to preserve its unique and innovative kit identity each season. This approach lays the foundations for a long-term partnership which places the Club and supporters at its heart.

Maccabi Tel Aviv FC’s VP Trade and Business Development, Daniel Levy, said: “At Maccabi, we strive for excellence both on and off the pitch. In PUMA, we’ve found the ideal official kit partner – a company with global experience, a visionary design approach, and a deep understanding of the importance of a unique visual identity every season. We are thrilled to begin a partnership which will bring great value to the Club, the players, and our fans.”

PUMA’s representative in Israel, Yossi Irani, added: “Maccabi Tel Aviv FC represents excellence, tradition, and loyalty. We are proud to welcome Maccabi into our global family of elite clubs and to become the official kit supplier of Israel’s leading football club.”

PUMA is one of the world’s foremost sportswear companies, with over seven decades of innovation and creativity in sport and fashion. Operating in over 120 countries, PUMA has an enviable and thoroughly deserved reputation for working at the cutting edge of sports and leisure apparel and is one of football’s best-known brands. PUMA is renowned for its high standards, forward-thinking design, and partnerships with top athletes, teams, and brands. Over the years, PUMA has played a role in historic achievements on the global sports stage. Specializing in the football world, PUMA established itself as a major force, both through iconic football boots and through the design of the kits of leading national teams and clubs. From Pele and Maradona to national teams like Italy, Switzerland, Uruguay and elite clubs from around the world – PUMA accompanies the greatest players in all their peak moments. PUMA continues to empower athletes and communities with cutting-edge technology, contemporary style, a deep connection to the global fan community and a strong commitment to sustainability.

The PUMA fashion brand is represented in Israel by the Factory 54 Group and is sold on the Factory 54 website and in the flagship stores at the Tel Aviv Port and Ramat Aviv shopping mall.

As we approach Memorial Day for Israel’s fallen soldiers and victims of terror, we pause to honor those we lost – through the music that tells their story.

In a special remembrance project, families of Maccabi fans who fell on and since October 7th created a living memorial of sound: a playlist, crafted from songs they dedicated to their beloved ones.

Each family sent us a single song – a song that holds a memory, a story, a trait, or the very spirit of the one who is no longer with us. Woven together, these songs form more than an emotional playlist in their memory. Through these songs they loved, through the music they left behind, we remember how deeply they are missed.

May their memories be a blessing.

May their songs never fade.

Idan Nachmias marked his 104^th Maccabi appearance with an assist as he set-up Dor Peretz’s second goal which completed a three-goal comeback. Nachmias, who saw Dor Hugi give Hapoel Haifa an early lead before Weslley Patati leveled the score in the first half and Peretz scored two quick goals after the hour mark, said at the end: “The first half was very messy, as Hapoel Haifa are an excellent side at home, and we all saw all the other cubs struggle here. During the interval we analyzed the actions we should have done better, areas we should have reached, and felt a lot better in the second half. In football, at least to my knowledge, after one or two poor results, the match which takes you out of the bad momentum is never easy. I am happy that in the second half we knew to put our foot down a little more and make it a lot easier for ourselves.”

Nachmias, who was complimented for his performances, added: “Two years ago I suffered a serious knee injury and before the injury I had around three months under Vladimir Ivic where I wasn’t even in the squad. To return like that from injury is something which is really pleasing, and I would only like to maintain stability and help the team as much as possible.”

Ahead of next week’s top of the table clash against Hapoel Be’ersheva at Bloomfield, Nachmias said: “Every match against Be’ersheva, against Maccabi Haifa or against Beitar Jerusalem is another match for the title. It is a very big match, but we have experience in matches like that and we will do what we need to do in order to be ready.”

Dor Peretz scored two goals in the space of three second half minutes to help Maccabi pull an impressive comeback that kept his side in the race for the league title. The 29-year-old midfielder scored his 10th league goal and 17 in all competitions this season to clinch three valuable points. The victory saw Maccabi go level on points with Hapoel Be’ersheva that still have a game in hand, a week before they travel to Bloomfield stadium for next Monday’s top-of the table clash. Peretz, who captained the side that showed plenty of character as they came-back from an early Dor Hugi goal, said at the end: “Once again we returned from a goal down which is not easy. It was a very difficult match against an excellent side, an opponent of the highest level. I am delighted we showed a lot of character and determination despite conceding an early goal and played all the way to the end.”

As the gap from Be’ersheva was reduced and now only goal difference separates between the two sides, Peretz said: “The gap was three points but stands on zero. Now it depends on them. When you are at a club that wishes to win things there is always pressure. We are always aiming for the championship, the cup and Europe. But this is why there are such players, staff and management to divert this pressure to good places.”

Peretz whose goals proved vital for Maccabi this season, added: “I have a great desire to help the team as much as possible. There are moments when a player will give the rest of the team energy and it could be any player – Weslley Patati, through to Joris van Overeem and the defense. We did our job today, and now let us wait and see what Be’ersheva will do in their match.”

Dor Peretz scored two goals in the space of three second half minutes to help Maccabi pull an impressive comeback that kept his side in the race for the league title. The 29-year-old midfielder scored his 10th league goal and 17 in all competitions this season to clinch three valuable points. The victory saw Maccabi go level on points with Hapoel Be’ersheva that still have a game in hand, a week before they travel to Bloomfield stadium for next Monday’s top-of the table clash. Peretz, who captained the side that showed plenty of character as they came-back from an early Dor Hugi goal, said at the end: “Once again we returned from a goal down which is not easy. It was a very difficult match against an excellent side, an opponent of the highest level. I am delighted we showed a lot of character and determination despite conceding an early goal and played all the way to the end.”

As the gap from Be’ersheva was reduced and now only goal difference separates between the two sides, Peretz said: “The gap was three points but stands on zero. Now it depends on them. When you are at a club that wishes to win things there is always pressure. We are always aiming for the championship, the cup and Europe. But this is why there are such players, staff and management to divert this pressure to good places.”

Peretz whose goals proved vital for Maccabi this season, added: “I have a great desire to help the team as much as possible. There are moments when a player will give the rest of the team energy and it could be any player – Weslley Patati, through to Joris van Overeem and the defense. We did our job today, and now let us wait and see what Be’ersheva will do in their match on sunday.”