Itzik Kornfein

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Itzhak (Itzik) Kornfein (born September 24, 1971 in Jerusalem) is an Israeli goalkeeper who plays for Beitar Jerusalem football club. His surname means "fine bread/grain" in German/Yiddish.

Itzik Kornfein started playing for the youth of Hapoel Jerusalem but after moving to Beitar in 1995, he became a true symbol and icon for Beitar fans. Itzik is the Captain of the Beitar Jerusalem squad.

Kornfein is a highly skillful goalkeeper, flexible and intelligent. He is especially good at "one on one" situations and a good penalty kick stopper. He previously played for Israeli national team though he never had a permanent role there. He is considered one of best goalkeepers in Israel.

Kornfein has won several titles for Beitar including back-to-back Championships in 1997 and 1998.

Beitar Jerusalem F.C. - Current Squad

1 Kornfine | 3 Amsalem | 4 Benado | 5 Gershon | 6 Ben-Yosef | 7 C. Schwenck | 8 Bruchyan | 9 Yitzhaki | 10 Tamuz | 11 Tuto | 12 Ben-Shushan | 13 Azriel | 14 Ziv | 15 Zandberg | 18 Afek | 19 Alberman | 20 Boateng | 21 Moyal | 22 Ivgi | 23 Mirosevic | 24 Gafney | 25 Kim | 26 Tibi | 28 J. Ramalho | 29 Bukari | 30 Shemesh | -- Sasson | Manager: Mizrahi
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