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 "Margoua" hotel in the city. The event was attended by management, the professional staff, and the team's players.
Adi Gofda, the club's event manager, led the official part of the ceremony and wished everyone a happy new year. Club owner, Russ Katin, addressed the attendees remotely from Miami, stating, "Even though I am not with you tonight, I am following closely from afar. I want to wish us all a successful year, full of achievements, health, and many great and joyful moments together. Let's go Netanya!"
Kobi Levi, the club's vice president, also spoke, wishing for a sweet new year filled with health, success, peace, and pride. He emphasized that the club is at the beginning of a new path and season, acknowledging the work ahead but expressing belief in achieving beautiful things through unity, commitment, and joint effort. Levi reiterated that everyone is dedicated to the common goal of Maccabi Netanya.
Representing the players, midfielder Maor Levi conveyed his wishes for the team to continue supporting each other, achieve the club's goals, and have a peaceful and good year in all aspects. He concluded by expressing his love and trust in the team.
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