Professional Soccer Player. He was known for his role as a striker. Raised in Ra'anana, Israel, Asulin emerged through the youth system of Maccabi Herzliya, transitioning to the Israeli Premier League. Following the club's relegation, he excelled in Liga Leumit, securing a loan to top-league clubs, with Ariel Shaiman, Herzliya's chairman, aiming for a lucrative transfer. Notably, Asulin's prowess earned him offers from international teams, although none materialized. Subsequently, he contributed to Bnei Sakhnin's State Cup victory before signing with Beitar Jerusalem on loan. Hapoel Tel Aviv became Asulin's home in June 2007, followed by a brief loan spell at Apollon Limassol in January 2008. The striker later played for Hapoel Be'er Sheva and returned to Liga Leumit with Hapoel Ramat Gan, securing a Leumit double. However, due to behavioral issues, he moved to Hapoel Rishon LeZion in 2012, clinching the Toto Cup Leumit. His life was tragically cut short on 7 October 2023 in a Hamas attack in Re'im, Israel.
Professional Soccer Player. He was known for his role as a striker. Raised in Ra'anana, Israel, Asulin emerged through the youth system of Maccabi Herzliya, transitioning to the Israeli Premier League. Following the club's relegation, he excelled in Liga Leumit, securing a loan to top-league clubs, with Ariel Shaiman, Herzliya's chairman, aiming for a lucrative transfer. Notably, Asulin's prowess earned him offers from international teams, although none materialized. Subsequently, he contributed to Bnei Sakhnin's State Cup victory before signing with Beitar Jerusalem on loan. Hapoel Tel Aviv became Asulin's home in June 2007, followed by a brief loan spell at Apollon Limassol in January 2008. The striker later played for Hapoel Be'er Sheva and returned to Liga Leumit with Hapoel Ramat Gan, securing a Leumit double. However, due to behavioral issues, he moved to Hapoel Rishon LeZion in 2012, clinching the Toto Cup Leumit. His life was tragically cut short on 7 October 2023 in a Hamas attack in Re'im, Israel.
Bio by: Shubham
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