Former Player May Take Over Hapoel Acre Amid Financial Crisis
Hapoel Acre, currently at the bottom of the National League with zero points after four matches, may soon have new ownership. Owner Tzachi Nakash has expressed a desire to sell the club immediately for NIS 700,000, as revealed by Channel Sport and confirmed in an interview with Nakash on Kibbutz Channel.
A crucial meeting is scheduled for this afternoon between Nakash, former star Yisrael Zaguri, and a representative of Acre's mayor, Ohad Shegev. The discussion will focus on transferring control and management of the club to Zaguri.
Hapoel Acre has had a disastrous start to the season, failing to score any goals while conceding 14. Zaguri, a former player, aims to assume management rights to guide the team toward a fresh start, with hopes that the ongoing negotiations will lead to an agreement.
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