Yuval Avidor

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Yuval Avidor (born October 19, 1986) is an Israeli footballer who has had a distinguished career in the sport.

Avidor began his youth career with Haifa's youth department before rising to the club's adult team. He played for the team in the National League and made appearances in 14 games during that season. Avidor also participated in two TEO Cup matches, although he did not win any titles during this period.

In May 2007, Avidor left Haifa to join Hapoel Ironi Kiryat Shmona, a team that had recently been promoted to the Israeli Premier League. This move reunited him with his former coach, Ran Ben Shimon. During his time at Kiryat Shmona, Avidor scored 17 goals in the Liga Leumit and finished as the top scorer for the season.

Avidor's success at Kiryat Shmona earned him recognition within Israel's football community. He was appointed to Israel's young team and made his debut against a Young Cyprus team on March 4, 2008. Avidor went on to participate in several playoff games with the young Israeli team until he turned 21.

In 2009, Avidor moved to Tel Aviv, where he played for the club during its first season. However, due to limited appearances and scoring only five league goals, his contract was not renewed after one season. He returned to Hapoel Ironi Kiryat Shmona in 2011 but made only three appearances before being asked to leave.

Throughout his career, Avidor has demonstrated his skills as a footballer, earning recognition for his performances on the field.