Maccabi Haifa (Israel) — Began professional career; notable performances in the Israeli league.
Standard Liège (Belgium) — Played in the mid-1980s, marking his move to European football.
Club Brugge (Belgium) — Continued career in Belgian top flight.
Nottingham Forest (England) — Loan and then permanent spell; brought to English football by manager Brian Clough.
Tottenham Hotspur (England) — Joined in the early 1990s; memorable for several important goals and becoming the first Israeli to make a significant impact in the English top tier.
Liverpool (England) — Short loan spell, including a famous late equalizer against Nottingham Forest soon after signing.
Later career: Returned to play in Belgium and Israel before retiring.
International career:
Represented the Israel national team; earned multiple caps and scored goals for his country during the 1980s and early 1990s.
Notable facts:
One of the first Israeli players to achieve prominence in top European leagues, helping pave the way for later Israeli professionals abroad.
Remembered in England for his work rate, knack for important goals and the enthusiastic reception from fans at clubs like Tottenham and Liverpool.