Now it’s official. Maccabi Tel Aviv announced today (Wednesday) the loan of Stav Lemkin from Shakhtar Donetsk with a purchase option of 1.6 million euros, as first published on the Sport Channel. Lemkin managed to register for the European League and will earn 250 thousand euros in the coming season.
“I am happy to return to Maccabi Tel Aviv, the club where I grew up as a child,” he said Lemkin. “I am looking forward to meeting my new teammates and starting the hard work in order to justify the trust placed in me. My goal is to help the team achieve all our goals for the upcoming season – to win as many titles as possible and be as successful as possible in the Europa League.”
The 21-year-old defender who grew up in Hapoel Tel Aviv played last season for Shakhtar, started against Porto in the Champions League and was injured. He came back from the injury towards the end of the season and started in all the games of the Israeli team in the Paris 2024 Olympics.
The brakeman joins a relatively long list of brakemen, which includes Nemania Stoich, Tyrese Asante, Raz Shlomo, Idan Nahmias, Nir Biton and Matan Balatsa. Although there is a long season and two frames, at least one of the stoppers on this list is expected to be released. At the moment it seems that the brakeman who will leave will be Balatxa, who will move to another team.
An interesting issue will be which of the players will register for the Europa League – and especially who will not, which should give an indication of the releases from the team’s roster. The club estimates that in the last days of the window there will be more players who will leave – alongside Latexa, Yonatan Cohen, who is debating between Hapoel Haifa and options abroad, and Nadav Nidam who will probably be loaned to the newcomer Kiryat Shmona.
Has Palestine ever played Israel in football
Table of Contents
Stav Lemkin: Rising Star in Israeli Football
In a recent announcement, Maccabi Tel Aviv confirmed the loan of 21-year-old defender Stav Lemkin from Shakhtar Donetsk, with a purchase option of 1.6 million euros. This move marks a significant milestone in Lemkin’s career, as he returns to his roots in Israeli football.
Early Beginnings
Stav Lemkin started his football journey at the Maccabi Tel Aviv Academy, where he honed his skills from a young age. He later moved to Hapoel Tel Aviv in 2018, making his debut for the main team shortly after. [[1]]
Rise to Prominence
Lemkin’s impressive performances caught the attention of Shakhtar Donetsk, which led to his transfer to the Ukrainian club. During his time at Shakhtar, he made his debut in the Champions League, starting against Porto, although his season was cut short due to an injury. Lemkin made a strong comeback towards the end of the season, starting in all the games of the Israeli team in the Paris 2024 Olympics. [[2]]
Return to Maccabi Tel Aviv
In his official statement, Lemkin expressed his excitement to return to Maccabi Tel Aviv, the club where he grew up. He emphasized his commitment to working hard and justifying the trust placed in him, with the goal of winning as many titles as possible and achieving success in the Europa League. [[3]]
Current Stats and Position
As of now, Stav Lemkin is 21 years old, standing at 190 cm tall, and plays with his right foot. His jersey number is 3. [[2]]
The Competition Ahead
Lemkin joins a talented pool of defenders at Maccabi Tel Aviv, including Nemania Stoich, Tyrese Asante, Raz Shlomo, Idan Nahmias, Nir Biton, and Matan Balatsa. With a long season ahead and multiple players vying for positions, it’s likely that at least one of the defenders will be released. Currently, Matan Balatsa is rumored to be the one leaving, making way for Lemkin to establish himself in the team.
What the Future Holds
The loan move marks a new chapter in Lemkin’s career, as he seeks to make a lasting impact in Israeli football. With his talent, dedication, and experience, he is poised to become a key player for Maccabi Tel Aviv. As the season unfolds, fans will be watching closely to see how Lemkin adapts to his new role and contributes to the team’s success.
Stav Lemkin’s return to Maccabi Tel Aviv is a significant development in Israeli football. With his skills, passion, and commitment, he is likely to become a rising star in the sport. As he settles into his new role, fans can expect exciting performances from this talented young defender.
Salzbourg Transfermarkt
Stav Lemkin: Rising Star in Israeli Football
In a recent announcement, Maccabi Tel Aviv confirmed the loan of 21-year-old defender Stav Lemkin from Shakhtar Donetsk, with a purchase option of 1.6 million euros. This move marks a significant milestone in Lemkin’s career, as he returns to his roots in Israeli football.
Early Beginnings
Stav Lemkin started his football journey at the Maccabi Tel Aviv Academy, where he honed his skills from a young age. He later moved to Hapoel Tel Aviv in 2018, making his debut for the main team shortly after. [[1]]
Rise to Prominence
Lemkin’s impressive performances caught the attention of Shakhtar Donetsk, which led to his transfer to the Ukrainian club. During his time at Shakhtar, he made his debut in the Champions League, starting against Porto, although his season was cut short due to an injury. Lemkin made a strong comeback towards the end of the season, starting in all the games of the Israeli team in the Paris 2024 Olympics. [[2]]
Return to Maccabi Tel Aviv
In his official statement, Lemkin expressed his excitement to return to Maccabi Tel Aviv, the club where he grew up. He emphasized his commitment to working hard and justifying the trust placed in him, with the goal of winning as many titles as possible and achieving success in the Europa League. [[3]]
Current Stats and Position
As of now, Stav Lemkin is 21 years old, standing at 190 cm tall, and plays with his right foot. His jersey number is 3. [[2]]
The Competition Ahead
Lemkin joins a talented pool of defenders at Maccabi Tel Aviv, including Nemania Stoich, Tyrese Asante, Raz Shlomo, Idan Nahmias, Nir Biton, and Matan Balatsa. With a long season ahead and multiple players vying for positions, it
