Maccabi Netanya Holds New Year Toast, Owner Sends Greetings From Miami
Israeli football club Maccabi Netanya held a festive New Year's toast on Wednesday evening at the "Margua" hotel in the city. The event was attended by management, the professional staff, and the team's players.
The club's owner, Ross Kaston, addressed the attendees via video call from Miami, expressing his continued close observation of the team despite his physical absence. He wished everyone a successful year filled with achievements, health, and joy, concluding with the rallying cry, "Yalla Netanya!"
Club Vice President Kobi Levi also spoke, extending New Year wishes and emphasizing the start of a new path and season. He expressed belief in the team's ability to achieve great things through unity, commitment, and joint effort, stating that everyone is dedicated to the shared goal of Maccabi Netanya's success.
Representing the players, midfielder Maor Levi wished for continued mutual support, team achievements, and the attainment of their goals. He also hoped for a peaceful and good year in all aspects, expressing his love and trust in the team.
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