Maccabi Netanya Coach Roni Levi Sees Positive Signs Ahead of League Restart
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Maccabi Netanya coach Roni Levi believes his team is on the "right track" after a long break, seeing progress in training and integration of new players. The team is preparing for their league restart against Hapoel Petah Tikva on Saturday. New player Olivier Vardan expressed satisfaction with his integration and confidence in the team's potential for a strong season.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Netanya coach Roni Levi sees the team on the "right track" based on training progress.
- The team has integrated new players effectively during the long international break.
- Levi highlighted the squad's strength, depth, and quality ahead of the league restart.
- New signing Olivier Vardan is optimistic about his acclimatization and the team's prospects.
- Maccabi Netanya will play Hapoel Petah Tikva on Saturday to resume league play.
Maccabi Netanya coach Roni Levi expressed optimism about his team's progress ahead of their league return following the international break. Speaking ahead of their match against Hapoel Petah Tikva, Levi stated that he sees the team on the "right track," citing positive observations during training sessions.
Levi highlighted the extended break as beneficial, allowing for effective training and the integration of new players. He noted that practice matches helped the team gel, preparing them for a challenging series of upcoming games. "I see that we are on the right track," Levi remarked, emphasizing the squad's strength, depth, and quality. He anticipates improved performance, building on recent good showings, and believes the team's cohesion will be evident on the field.
The coach also discussed the team's playing style, aiming for a strong, dominant, and attacking game while acknowledging improvements in defense compared to the previous season. He stressed the importance of being a winning team.
New signing Olivier Vardan shared his positive acclimatization to the club, praising the reception from teammates and fans. He described the Israeli league as competitive and intense and expressed confidence in the team's potential for a successful season, citing a "good project" at Maccabi Netanya. Vardan also thanked the fans for their support and pledged to give his all to make them happy.
Maccabi Netanya is set to face Hapoel Petah Tikva on Saturday, marking the league's resumption after the break.
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