Maccabi Netanya Coach Roni Levi Sees Team on Right Track
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Maccabi Netanya coach Roni Levi believes his team is on the right track after an extended break, citing strong training sessions and player integration. He praised the squad's depth and quality, noting improvements in defensive play and aiming for a winning mentality. New player Olivier Vardon also expressed optimism about the team's project and his own integration, promising a strong season. The team is preparing to face Hapoel Petah Tikva after the international break.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Netanya coach Roni Levi sees the team on the right track following an extended break.
- Levi praised the squad's strength, depth, and quality, noting improved defensive play.
- New player Olivier Vardon expressed confidence in the team's project and potential.
- The team is preparing to face Hapoel Petah Tikva after the international break.
- Both Levi and Vardon highlighted the importance of fan support.
Maccabi Netanya coach Roni Levi expressed optimism about his team's progress ahead of their upcoming league match against Hapoel Petah Tikva following the international break. Levi stated that the extended break provided ample time for effective training and integrating new players into the squad. He believes the team is heading in the right direction, observing positive signs during practice sessions and in exhibition games.
Levi highlighted the strength, depth, and quality of the current squad, expressing confidence that the team will perform significantly better than in previous games, despite already showing good form. He emphasized the team's cohesion and unity, attributing this to the new additions and the strong performances of existing players. The coach also noted improvements in defensive play compared to the previous season, aiming for a balanced approach that combines strong defense with positive, attacking, and winning football.
Looking ahead to the match against Hapoel Petah Tikva, Levi acknowledged the competitiveness of the league, with small margins separating teams. He stressed that if Maccabi Netanya brings their best performance, they are capable of achieving a positive result. Levi also touched upon the significant support from the fans, recalling the energy felt during the game against Maccabi Tel Aviv and expressing a desire to make the supporters happy with successful performances.
New player Olivier Vardon shared his positive experience settling into the team, noting the warm reception from his teammates and the productive preparation period. Vardon described the Israeli league as highly competitive and intense, expressing his commitment to helping the team achieve a better season than the last. He joined Maccabi Netanya because he believed in the club's project and felt a good connection from the initial conversation, confident in the team's potential for a successful season together. Vardon also thanked the fans for their support and love, promising to give his all to ensure their satisfaction and enjoyment.
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