Eliran Atar concluded with Betar Jerusalem

The biggest deal in the winter window and probably also completed in the past year: Eliran Atar will be a Betar Jerusalem player. The striker left Maccabi Tel Aviv after two and a half years and concluded a group from the capital on a season-and-a-half contract, earning $ 375,000 and holding the option for another season. On the sports channel.

“We are very pleased to welcome Eliran to us for the team and we are confident in his ability to help us with goals for the coming season and for the one after that,” said the professional manager Yossi Benayoun. “The professional team continues to work to make our Betar stronger and better.”
Meanwhile Adorn He says goodbye to Maccabi Tel Aviv: “I thank the Maccabi Tel Aviv football club for the beautiful years. I am delighted to have shared many happy moments and wish Maccabi good luck later. “The official website of the reigning champions added:” The club would like to thank Eliran Atar for his wonderful moments and gates throughout his seasons in the yellow-blue uniform. Eliran player is very much appreciated by the club, helped us win the titles and demonstrated professionalism throughout. The club wishes Eliran success later on. ”

Attar was one of the most important players in the Maccabi Tel Aviv Championship and its top scorer in 2018/19, but in the current season he received almost no credit from Vladimir Ibich and recorded only five league appearances in which he scored one. Now, the 32-year-old striker has found refuge and a team where he can again become a significant player and possibly even be an equalizer in Betar’s campaign for the championship fight.
Betar Jerusalem will be the sixth station of Atar’s career and his fifth team. His career began with the Bnei Yehuda striker, who scored 26 goals in 112 league appearances. In the summer of 2010, he moved to Maccabi Tel Aviv, where he played three years and was its most important player in breaking a bat shape. Ten years and won the championship in 2012/13.

Immediately at the end of that season, Attar tried his luck overseas and signed with the French Reims, but failed to meet expectations and scored just two goals in 23 appearances. In 2015, the striker returned to Israel, to Maccabi Haifa, where he scored 23 times in 72 games and was a partner in winning the National Cup.
After an uncomplicated period in Maccabi Haifa, Atar returned to Maccabi Tel Aviv in the summer of 2017. In his second season in yellow, he was, as stated, the main executive and finished with 12 conquests, third only to Ben Shahar and Patos in Chirai (together with Jordan Shua and Lucio). The current half season has mostly spent between the bench and the stands and now, at age 32 (turn 33), he is ready for a new challenge.