Michael Zandberg
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Michael Zandberg (Hebrew: מיכאל זנדברג) (born April 16, 1980 in Petach-Tikva) is an Israeli football player.
A more correct Latin spelling of his name is Sandberg ("sand mountain" in German/Yiddish), as he is from Ashkenazi stock.
He played for Hapoel Petah Tikva until he was 22 years of age. Then he moved to Maccabi Haifa in the 2002-2003 season. He is becoming one of the best wingers in Israeli football and is a member of the Israeli national team. Recently Zandberg has received interest from teams in the English Premiership, and from the German Bundesliga.
In the summer of 2006, Zandberg transferred to Beitar Jerusalem.
| Beitar Jerusalem F.C. - Current Squad |
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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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