Maccabi Netanya Player Apologizes for Accidental 'Like' on Critical Post
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Maccabi Netanya midfielder Maor Levi apologized for accidentally liking a post critical of coach Roni Levi, stating the action was a mistake. He expressed respect for the coach and regret for the misunderstanding. Levi hopes to move past the incident after it occupied the club's attention on Friday.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Netanya midfielder Maor Levi apologized for accidentally liking a post critical of coach Roni Levi.
- Levi stated the 'like' was a complete mistake and was immediately removed.
- He expressed respect and appreciation for Roni Levi and apologized for the misunderstanding.
- Levi clarified he does not agree with the criticisms in the post.
- The incident had occupied the club's attention on Friday.
Maccabi Netanya midfielder Maor Levi has issued an apology on Instagram following a controversy surrounding an accidental 'like' on a post critical of coach Roni Levi. Levi stated that the 'like' was a complete mistake and unintentional, explaining that he immediately removed it upon being notified.
In his statement, Levi emphasized his respect and appreciation for Roni Levi, apologizing for the misunderstanding. He clarified that he does not agree with the criticisms made in the post and understands the anger it caused. Levi expressed his desire to put the incident behind him and move forward, wishing his teammates success in their upcoming match.
The incident had occupied the club's attention on Friday, leading to Levi's public response to address the situation and aim for resolution.
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