After tens of thousands of people have enjoyed the Yellow & Blue game, we decided to add a little bit of spice to “Maccabi Goal” to get you all going again. The latest version of the game will allow you to play real opponents in competitions against the clock. So what are you waiting for? Update or download the latest version at the App Store and try to finish in first place!

CLICK HERE  AND PLAY!

“Maccabi Goal Race” allows you to enjoy hundreds of levels and challenging stages that will make you think and play together with Shota Arveladze’s players! You’ll be battling others in a race against the clock on a variety of pitches while playing against intelligent opponents making it as difficult as possible for you and your players to score. During the course of the game you’re the one coaching the squad trying to get the best out of them during the match.

Maccabi Tel Aviv FC completed the signing and registration of Sagiv Yehezkel(21) who joins on a 4-year-deal and will wear the number 17 shirt.

Yehezkel, who is a member of Israel’s U-21’s returns to the club for a second spell having played at the youth academy between 2010 – 2013. 

Maccabi’s Sports Director Jordi Cruyff told the club’s official website: “We are happy to welcome Sagiv back to Maccabi Tel Aviv. There are many turns in life, and having studied both our squad and the Israeli market in search of quality young players who could strengthen it we identified Sagiv as a strategic signing. He is like a diamond which needs polishing and we are looking forward to working with him on a daily basis so he could improve and fulfil his potential”.

Yehezkel added: ”I am looking forward to the new challenge and hoping to succeed at my new club”.

Maccabi also completed the signing of Israel’s U-19 full back Fadi Najjar, (18), who signed a three year deal and joined from Hapoel. Najjar, began his playing career with FC Nesher before moving to Maccabi Netanya youth’s department, will wear the number 46 shirt.

Maccabi Tel Aviv is about to embark on their latest journey into the Europa League Group Stages and you’ll want to be a part of all the action with a UEFA Europa League Ticket Bundle. Ticket sales are open to the general public via the Leaan Website, telephone, at the Leaan Ticket Agency Office or at all of the Official Maccabi Tel Aviv Team Stores.

Ticket sale hours at the Official Maccabi Tel Aviv Team Stores located at 147 Dizengoff Street, Tel Aviv – Kiryat Shalom Training Facility – Cinema City Rishon Le’Zion: Sunday-Wednesday: 10:00-14:00, 15:00-18:00.

Leaan Ticket Agency Office Hours located at 101 Dizengoff Street, Tel Aviv: 09:00-18:00

Please note:

• Tickets (Print at home is available) will be used for these matches and not season ticket cards
• Up to 3 payments will be permitted for the ticket sales
• Season Parking Passes will be valid for these matches
• Information concerning ticket sales and packages for away matches will be published on the Official Website

Tickets Prices:

Official Team Stores & the Leaan Ticket Office
Upper East Side: 330NIS
Lower East Side: 360NIS
West Side: 400NIS
E+: 550NIS
Silver Section: 1200NIS

Internet & Phone *8780
Upper East Side: 335NIS
Lower East Side: 365NIS
West Side: 405NIS
E+: 555NIS
Silver Section: 1205NIS

Haviv Ohayon has joined Watford FC on loan for one season as the 17-year old goalkeeper who extended his contract by five more years, was loaned-out to the Premiership club with an option for a permanent transfer.

Ohayon, a graduate of Maccabi’s youth department, who made 3 Toto Cup appearances for Maccabi this season, impressed the Hornets during a week experience he spent at Vicarage Road last season.

Maccabi’s Sports Director  Jordi Cruyff told the club’s official website: “We are pleased for Haviv as we didn’t want to let him miss out on this opportunity of going out for one year to test himself in the country which has one of the best leagues in the world. Training on a weekly basis amongst the best could benefit Haviv, Maccabi Tel Aviv and Israeli football”.

September 1st has finally arrived! If you’ve put your backpack on and you’re on your way to school you must be more or less excited, however, your parents are thrilled. To help you get back into the swing of things at school we decided to ask some of the players what it was like for them to go back to the classroom.

We asked five players, eight questions. Check out what they had to say

As a student, when you saw that the date was September 1st, were you happy or upset?

Ben Harush wasn’t happy to go back to school ()

Eden Ben Basat: “On the first day I was happy but that changed fairly quickly”
Dor Micha: “Of course I wasn’t too happy”
Dor Peretz: “I was happy to go back to school and see my friends, but I was upset that we had to go back to studying and homework”
Eli Dasa: “Upset”
Omri Ben Harush: “Upset”

Just like players, students have highlights in school as well. What class or time period was your best?

Dor Peretz enjoyed Grade 11 ()

Eden Ben Basat: “I did my best when my parents surprised me with a present and I gave 100%”
Dor Micha: “Grade Two was by best”
Dor Peretz: “Grade 11 (But Grade One was one of my strongest!)
Eli Dasa: “I did very well in Grade 11”
Omri Ben Harush: “Between Grades 4 and 5”

Complete the sentence: Gym Class: Save my strength for afternoon practice or leave everyone in the dust?

Eden Ben Basat: “I saved my strength”
Dor Micha: “I left everyone in the dust in elementary school but in high school many times I came in jeans and just sat on the side”
Dor Peretz: “Saved my strength”
Eli Dasa: “I saved my strength and didn’t even bother to go”
Omri Ben Harush: “Gym class? Just give me a ball!”

Footballers have plenty of cliches, what was your teacher’s favorite?

The teachers didn’t buy Micha’s innocent look ()

Dor Micha: “Don’t give me that innocent look”
Dor Peretz: “Don’t swing on your chair or else you’ll break your neck!”
Eli Dasa: “I wish you’d think on your feet”
Omri Ben Harush: “Go take a break outside”

Which teacher do you need to say sorry to and why of course?

Eden Ben Basat: “I used to ask the gym teacher to make it easier on me, but it could have cost him his job”
Dor Micha: “My homeroom teacher, I used to drive her crazy”
Dor Peretz: “I had good relationships with all of my teachers”
Eli Dasa: “I have to say sorry to my gym teacher who lost every tournament because I didn’t agree to play”
Omri Ben Harush: “My homeroom teacher that I used to bother even when she wasn’t teaching me”

Your favorite excuse for not doing your homework:

Dasa didn’t do his homework because of back to back practices ()

Dor Peretz: “I had practice and I came back late”
Eli Dasa: “I had back to back practices!”
Omri Ben Harush: “What homework?!”

Complete the sentence: At recess in the cafeteria I: Made do with the sandwich my mother made for me/ate burekas with eggs/my tongue is still blue from the slushy.

Dor Micha: “There’s nothing like my mother’s sandwiches”
Dor Peretz: “My mom’s legendary sandwich”
Eli Dasa: “Mother’s sandwich”
Omri Ben Harush: “That’s easy, the toast in the cafeteria”

If you could add one subject into your school studies what would it have been?

Ben Basat wanted add fashion to the curriculum ()

Eden Ben Basat: “Fashion”
Dor Micha: “Cooking”
Dor Peretz: “Nutrition”
Eli Dasa: “Professional rest & relaxation between practices”
Omri Ben Harush: “Drawing lessons”

Maccabi Tel Aviv reached an agreement with Orlando Sa, as the 28-year-old Portuguese striker who arrived in January will join Belgian side Standard Liege on a 3-year-deal.

“We would like to thank Orlando, for his professionalism all the way to the end,” Sports Director Jordi Cruyff told the colb’s official website, and added: “Orlando’s penalty in Split against Hajduk helped Maccabi earn a place in the Europa League group stage and we wish him all the best of luck in his future”.

Sa, scored 3 goals in 9 appearances this season and has a total of 6 goals for Maccabi in 22 appearances overall since joining the club from Reading FC last January.

Maccabi Tel Aviv FC would like to announce the signing of 21-year-old goalkeeper Daniel Miller Tenenbaum who joins the club on a season-long loan from Flamengo.

Tenenbaum, 191cm, who came through the ranks of Rio de Janeiro side Flamengo had an impression week with Maccabi last season, completed his registration with the Interior Ministry and received an Israeli ID.

Sports Director Jordi Cruyff told the clubs’ official website: “Daniel left a good mark during an impression week he had with us last season and we are happy to add him to the squad of Maccabi Tel Aviv”.