Yuval Ranon
Israeli footballer (born 2006)
Yuval Ranon (Hebrew: יובל רנון; born 11 February 2006) is an Israeli footballer who plays as a forward and attacking midfielder for Eerste Divisie club Vitesse.
Early life
Born in Nahariya, Ranon is the son of Barak Ranon and Antel Ranon. He moved with his family from Israel to North Carolina, United States at a young age.
Career
Ranon started playing in the U.S. Soccer Development Academy around the age of 11.
Ranon moved to the youth academy of Bundesliga side Werder Bremen from North Carolina FC. With the club's U17 team he achieved fourth place in the Under 17 Bundesliga and second place in the play-offs in 2022–23 season, contributing as the team's top goalscorer.
In his first season with the U19 team of Werder Bremen, Ranon finished as the team's top goalscorer.
In his second year with the U19s, Ranon helped Werder Bremen win the DFB-Pokal Junioren, which was the club's first victory in the competition in its history, and was the tournament's top goalscorer per minutes played.
Ranon joined Eerste Divisie club Vitesse in September 2025.
Style of play
Ranon mainly operates as a forward and has been described as a "poacher".
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