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Ongoing Story· Day 12

Maccabi Tel Aviv Manager Yoav Ziv Expected to Depart Club

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N12Sports

Maccabi Tel Aviv Fans Protest New Manager Before Sakhnin Match

Translated & summarized from N12 by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

A segment of Maccabi Tel Aviv fans booed new team manager Raz Ben Shimon before the match against Sakhnin. The protest occurred when Ben Shimon presented Dor Peretz with the Player of the Month award. Fans expressed dissatisfaction with the recent management changes, including the unannounced departure of former manager Yoav Ziv.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Maccabi Tel Aviv fans booed new manager Raz Ben Shimon before the Sakhnin game.
  • The protest occurred during the presentation of the Player of the Month award to Dor Peretz.
  • Fans expressed dissatisfaction with recent management changes.
  • The team is transitioning from former manager Yoav Ziv, whose exit is unconfirmed.

Maccabi Tel Aviv's new team manager, Raz Ben Shimon, was met with boos from a segment of the crowd before the team's match against Sakhnin. The protest occurred as Ben Shimon presented Dor Peretz with the Player of the Month award. Some fans expressed their dissatisfaction with the recent changes in the team's management, particularly the replacement of the popular former manager, Yoav Ziv, although Ziv's departure has not been officially announced. Ben Shimon stepped into a difficult situation, taking over from a widely liked figure.

The team has undergone a management transition in recent weeks, with Ben Shimon appointed to replace Ziv. The incident highlights a portion of the fanbase's discontent with these changes, which manifested during the pre-game ceremony.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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