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Ongoing Story· Day 12

Maccabi Tel Aviv Manager Yoav Ziv Expected to Depart Club

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MakoSports

Maccabi Tel Aviv's New Manager Met With Boos From Fans

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Maccabi Tel Aviv's new team manager, Raz Ben Shimon, was booed by a section of fans during Dor Peretz's Player of the Month award ceremony. Ben Shimon replaces the popular Yoav Ziv in the role. The new manager has a background in logistics and military service, and previously served on a sports investigation committee.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Maccabi Tel Aviv's new manager Raz Ben Shimon was booed by fans during a recent match.
  • The boos occurred as Ben Shimon presented Dor Peretz with the Player of the Month award.
  • Ben Shimon replaces the well-liked Yoav Ziv as team manager.
  • A small group of fans expressed dissatisfaction with the management change.
  • Ben Shimon has a background in logistics and military service.

Maccabi Tel Aviv has appointed Raz Ben Shimon as the new team manager, replacing the popular Yoav Ziv, though Ziv's departure has not been officially announced. Ben Shimon stepped into a complex situation, taking over from a well-liked figure. Some fans voiced their displeasure with the changes before the team's recent match.

During the game, Dor Peretz was awarded the Israeli Premier League Player of the Month award. When the announcer stated that Ben Shimon was presenting the award, a small group of fans booed, expressing their dissatisfaction with the management change. Ben Shimon previously worked as a logistics staff member for Maccabi Tel Aviv and served in the Israeli Air Force as a colonel for 26 years, including three years as head of personnel.

He was also part of an external investigation committee formed after the State Cup final between Maccabi Netanya and Beitar Jerusalem.

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