Hapoel Acre Appoints Nimrod Kosta as New Coach Amidst Struggles
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Acre appointed Nimrod Kosta as its new coach on Wednesday, hoping to improve the team's dire situation. The club is last in the National League after 10 games without a win and a negative goal difference. Kosta replaces Lior De Kalbo, who will coach the youth team, and was chosen over other candidates. This is the second coaching change for Hapoel Acre this season.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Nimrod Kosta was appointed as the new coach of Hapoel Acre on Wednesday.
- Hapoel Acre is currently last in the National League with one point from 10 games.
- The team has not scored a goal this season and has conceded 27.
- Lior De Kalbo will return to coach the youth team after managing the seniors.
- Kosta was preferred over candidates Assi Elimelech and Nir Berkovich.
Hapoel Acre has appointed Nimrod Kosta as its new coach, the club announced Wednesday. Kosta, who previously coached Hapoel Hadera in the Premier League, was chosen over candidates Assi Elimelech and Nir Berkovich. The team is currently in last place in the National League, with only one point after 10 games, having failed to score a goal while conceding 27. Kosta's predecessor, Lior De Kalbo, who managed the senior team, will return to coach the youth squad. De Kalbo is the second coach to leave the senior position this season, following Adham Hadiya's resignation after just two rounds. Hapoel Acre suffered a significant 4-0 loss to Hapoel Kfar Shalem on Monday, prompting the change. The club hopes this new appointment will mark a fresh start after a difficult opening to the season.
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