Barak Yitzhaki Eyes Coaching Return After Leaving Beitar Jerusalem
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Barak Yitzhaki has finished his role as coach of Beitar Jerusalem after the 2025/26 season, with Almog Cohen replacing him. Yitzhaki is reportedly eager to return to coaching in the Israeli Premier League and is also investing in real estate and a convenience store in Tel Aviv. He is described as passionate about coaching and expected to return to the field soon.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Barak Yitzhaki concluded his coaching role at Beitar Jerusalem after the 2025/26 season.
- Almog Cohen will replace Yitzhaki as the new coach of Beitar Jerusalem.
- Yitzhaki is reportedly very eager to return to coaching in the Israeli Premier League.
- He is also investing in real estate and a convenience store in Tel Aviv.
- Yitzhaki had a very successful period during his time with Beitar Jerusalem.
Barak Yitzhaki has concluded his tenure as the coach of Beitar Jerusalem following the end of the 2025/26 season. The club's owner, Barak Abramov, has appointed the professional manager of the past two years, Almog Cohen, to take over coaching duties.
Details have emerged regarding Yitzhaki's plans after his departure from the Jerusalem club. According to "Sport Channel," Yitzhaki, who experienced a very successful period with Beitar Jerusalem, is eager to return to coaching in the Israeli Premier League. "Yitzhaki is crazy about coaching. It's something that burns within him very much. He enjoys the adrenaline and working with players. He won't be out for long, and his name is excellent given his work at Beitar Jerusalem. It's a matter of time until the opportunity arises," a source close to him stated.
While seeking his next opportunity in football, Yitzhaki is also focusing on business ventures off the field. Reports indicate he is investing in his own real estate properties and simultaneously in a convenience store located in northern Tel Aviv. This allows him to remain active in business while awaiting his next coaching role.
