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Maccabi Tel Aviv Players Shocked by Yoav Ziv's Dismissal as Team Manager

By תומר לויUpdated 2 hours agoOngoing story · 4 updates
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
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Maccabi Tel Aviv's decision to end the tenure of Yoav Ziv as team manager has sent shockwaves through the locker room, with players expressing disbelief at the dismissal of a figure described as one of the club's most dominant personalities. Details emerged following the decision, revealing that players were unaware of the impending move until recently.

Upon learning of the decision by CEO Jack Anglides, team captains and several Israeli and foreign players approached Anglides to request a reversal. Anglides reportedly refused, citing a need for greater order and clearer role definitions within the club. Ziv, who served as team manager, also acted as a key liaison between the club, fan organizations, and supporters, and was a point of contact for various issues, particularly from external sources. Anglides appears to aim for a more segmented distribution of these responsibilities.

The players found Anglides' initial explanations unsatisfactory, prompting a second round of discussions the following day. While Anglides listened to their concerns, he remained firm on his decision. He did express hope that a different role could be found for Ziv within the club, though no specifics have yet been determined.

The team's players are reportedly in shock, having taken the decision hard. They view Ziv as a paternal figure and a supportive older brother, who assisted them with their needs.

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