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Lisav Eissat
Lisav Eissat is an Israeli-born footballer who plays as a defender for Bristol City in England and for the Romania national team.
born 2005Defender for Bristol CityPlaying for Romania national teamMaccabi Haifa youth academy graduate
- Born
- 13 January 2005, Haifa
- Occupation
- association football player
Lisav Eissat was born in 2005 in Haifa
Eissat was born in Haifa on 13 January 2005. His father is a Muslim Arab and his mother has Romanian-Jewish roots. He also holds a Romanian passport.
He joined the Maccabi Haifa youth system at age 7 and rose through its age groups. He won national titles with the under-16 and under-19 teams.
In August 2024 he was loaned to Hapoel Hadera, where he played regularly in the Israeli Premier League and scored 3 goals. He returned to Maccabi Haifa and made his first team debut in July 2025 in a Conference League qualifier.
In July 2026 he signed a 4-year contract with Bristol City of the EFL Championship, which triggered his €2.5 million release clause. He played for Israel's youth teams but chose to represent Romania, following a wish of his great-grandmother from Dorohoi. He made his senior Romania debut in October 2025 in a friendly against Moldova.
Milestones in Lisav Eissat's life
- 2005
Born in Haifa.
- 2024
Loaned to Hapoel Hadera and made his Premier League debut.
- 2025
Made his debut for the Maccabi Haifa first team.
- 2025
Made his senior debut for Romania against Moldova.
- 2026
Signed a 4-year contract with Bristol City.
- 2026
Scored his first goal for Bristol City against Preston North End.
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