Maccabi Tel Aviv Set to Keep Kenny Miller as Coach
Maccabi Tel Aviv is expected to announce today that Kenny Miller will continue as head coach for the coming season. Miller was not the club’s first choice, but inside the club he is seen as a worthy option because he won the cup, knows the team and the club well, understands which changes are needed, and has the players’ respect and shared language.
The report also says the club is working on squad reinforcements. Sporting director Steven Vannharen is looking for foreign additions at center back and striker, and an attacking midfielder could also be signed if Dor Peretz does not eventually extend his contract. Vannharen also has a list of foreign left backs in case Roy Revivo leaves.
Maccabi Tel Aviv’s foreign players are expected to return to Israel in the coming days ahead of training camp, which is scheduled to begin on Monday.
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