Maccabi Tel Aviv Creates New Role for Departed Manager Yoav Ziv
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv Football Club is creating a new role for departing team manager Yoav Ziv, who is stepping down after nine years. Ziv will focus on community relations and external affairs from the club's offices. His successor, Raz Ben Shemesh, will take over as team manager for the upcoming match against Bnei Sakhnin. Ziv is a respected figure in Israeli football with a playing career spanning multiple clubs and the national team.
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- Maccabi Tel Aviv is creating a new role for former team manager Yoav Ziv.
- Ziv will focus on community relations and external affairs.
- Raz Ben Shemesh will replace Ziv as team manager for the upcoming game.
- The club recently unveiled a new jersey to commemorate the October 7th massacre.
- Ziv played for Maccabi Tel Aviv from 2010-2016 and earned 32 caps for Israel.
Maccabi Tel Aviv Football Club is preparing for its upcoming match against Bnei Sakhnin at Bloomfield Stadium. The club recently unveiled a new jersey commemorating the October 7th massacre and honoring fans who were killed. After nine years as team manager, former player Yoav Ziv will be stepping down from his role. Ziv and his successor, Raz Ben Shemesh, who previously served as the team's equipment manager, have completed a handover period. Ben Shemesh is expected to take over for the upcoming game. Despite Ziv's departure from his managerial position, Maccabi Tel Aviv intends to retain him within the club. According to Walla Sport, the team plans to create a new role for Ziv, focusing on his work at the club's offices near Bloomfield Stadium, rather than at the Kiryat Shalom training facility. This new position will reportedly emphasize community relations and engagement with various stakeholders connected to the team. Ziv is a well-regarded figure in Israeli football, having played for Maccabi Tel Aviv from 2010 to 2016. He concluded his playing career at Hapoel Petah Tikva before immediately assuming the team manager role at Maccabi Tel Aviv. Ziv also earned 32 caps for the Israeli national team and played for several prominent Israeli clubs, including Maccabi Haifa and Beitar Jerusalem, as well as Belgian club Lokeren.
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