Yossi Benayoun

Repères

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Parcours de joueur

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  Beitar Jerusalem
  2019 – 2019
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  Maccabi Petach Tikva
  2018 – 2019
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  Beitar Jerusalem
  2017 – 2018
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  Maccabi Tel Aviv
  2016 – 2017
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  Maccabi Haifa
  2014 – 2016
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  QPR
  2013 – 2014
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  West Ham
  2012 – 2012
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  Arsenal
  2011 – 2012
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  Chelsea
  2010 – 2013
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  Liverpool
  2007 – 2010
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  West Ham
  2005 – 2007
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  Santander
  2002 – 2005
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  Maccabi Haifa
  1998 – 2002
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  Israël
  1998 – 2017
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  Israel U21
  1998 – 2001
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  Hapoel Beer Sheva
  1997 – 1998
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  Hapoel Beer Sheva
  1996 – 1997
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  Ajax
  1995 – 1996
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  Hapoel Beer Sheva
  1992 – 1995

Derniers matchs de Beitar Jerusalem

Biographie

Yossi Shai Benayoun (Hebrew: יוסי שי בניון; born 5 May 1980) is an Israeli former professional footballer who played as a midfielder. He spent most of his career in Israel and England and captained the Israel national team. Born in Dimona, he is sometimes nicknamed "The Diamond from Dimona" in Israel. As of 2023, he has been the sporting director of the Israel national team. Benayoun played for Hapoel Be'er Sheva and Maccabi Haifa before moving to Racing Santander in Spain. Three years later he moved to the Premier League with West Ham United, and later Liverpool. In 2010, he signed for Chelsea, where he was used rarely, being loaned to Arsenal and back to West Ham, but nonetheless won the 2012–13 UEFA Europa League. After that, he was released by the club and spent a season in the Football League Championship with Queens Park Rangers before returning to Maccabi Haifa. A full international for twenty years from 1998 to 2018, Benayoun is Israel's most capped player of all time with 101 appearances, and their joint-third top scorer with 23 international goals. Benayoun holds the position of sporting director for Beitar Jerusalem, the club that he last played for.