Maccabi Haifa FC, founded in 1913, stands as one of the pillars of football in Israel and a club with a rich and successful history. Popularly known as "The Greens" or "The Green Locomotive," the team has dominated the local scene in various eras, accumulating multiple Ligat ha'Al championships, the main division of Israeli football, and Israel State Cups. Its headquarters are in the vibrant city of Haifa, and its home is the Sammy Ofer Stadium, a contemporary arena inaugurated in 2014 with a capacity for 30,858 spectators, which it shares with its local rival, Hapoel Haifa.
Maccabi Haifa is not only recognized for its triumphs but also for its commitment to attractive and offensive football, a philosophy it has maintained since its early years. In addition to its domestic success, the club has had notable participations in European competitions, being the first Israeli team to reach the group stage of the Continental Club Competition. Its fanbase is one of the most loyal and numerous in the country, providing unconditional support in every match.
The team was eliminated by KAA Gent in the playoff round after a 2-1 aggregate score, drawing 1-1 at home.
Maccabi Haifa defeated Maccabi Petah Tikva 2-0 in the first league matchday with goals from Pierrot and Saba.
The club announced the signing of Nigerian midfielder Alhassan Yusuf from Royal Antwerp on a three-year contract.
The captain and key midfielder, Tjaronn Chery, extended his bond with the club for one more season.
The team drew 1-1 in a hard-fought match on the second league matchday, with a goal from Anan Khalaili.
After the European elimination, coach Barak Bakhar stated that the absolute priority is to win back the league title.
Maccabi Haifa fell 2-1 to Beitar Jerusalem in the Champion of Champions title match to start the season.
The team overcame Saburtalo Tbilisi with a convincing 4-1 victory in the second leg at home.
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