Ex-Player Eran Levi Says Barak Bakhar Has No Future at Maccabi Haifa
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Former player Eran Levi believes coach Barak Bakhar has reached the end of his tenure with Maccabi Haifa. Levi also urged Maccabi Netanya to dismiss coach Roni Levy, citing the team's strong squad and the coach's poor fit. These comments were made on the new podcast "The 99th Minute," which also analyzed other Israeli Premier League teams and players.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Eran Levi believes coach Barak Bakhar has exhausted his potential at Maccabi Haifa.
- Levi called for Maccabi Netanya to dismiss coach Roni Levy, stating it's "not a good fit."
- Levi argued Maccabi Netanya's squad is strong and has been given all necessary resources.
- The comments were made on the debut episode of the podcast "The 99th Minute."
- The podcast also discussed other Israeli Premier League teams and players.
Former player and commentator Eran Levi stated that coach Barak Bakhar has "exhausted his potential" at Maccabi Haifa, regardless of his future actions. Levi made these remarks on the debut episode of the podcast "The 99th Minute," where he and host Nitzan Peled discussed the sixth round of the Israeli Premier League.
Levi also called for the dismissal of Roni Levy, the coach of Maccabi Netanya, stating that Levy "needs to go" and that it is "not a good fit." He emphasized that the team possesses a strong squad, better than during the tenure of former owner Daniel Yammer, and that Levy has been given all the necessary resources. Levi, a self-proclaimed Maccabi Netanya fan, believes the separation should be handled respectfully, but that the club should not wait for further deterioration, such as a significant point deficit, to make a change.
The podcast episode also covered other pressing issues in Israeli football, including the emergence of player Roey David, the situations of Maccabi Tel Aviv, Beitar Jerusalem, and Hapoel Tel Aviv, the signing of Eli Dasa, an incident involving coach Yossi Abuksis, the workload on Hapoel Be'er Sheva, and the status of player Ido Shahar, along with predictions for upcoming matches.
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