Bnei Raina Coach Lior Reuven Set to Depart After Less Than a Year
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Coach Lior Reuven is leaving Bnei Raina.
- His contract was renewed in May.
- He was appointed in February.
- The team has a 4-4 record this season.
- The club was recently relegated.
Lior Reuven, the coach of Israeli football club Bnei Raina, is expected to leave his position less than a year after taking the helm. Reuven, who was appointed in February and recently had his contract renewed in May, did not attend the team's morning training session on Tuesday and is reportedly on his way out. His departure comes after leading the team to a record of four wins and four losses in the first eight matches of the current season. Reuven initially replaced Adham Hadiya as coach in February. Bnei Raina was recently relegated to the National League.
Reuven's tenure began after Adham Hadiya's departure from the club. Despite the recent contract renewal in May, the club has now decided to part ways with Reuven. The team's performance under Reuven, with four wins and four losses in eight games, has not been enough to secure his continued role following their relegation.
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