Hapoel Acre Appoints Nimrod Kosta as New Coach Amidst Struggles
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Acre has appointed Nimrod Kosta as their new coach following a 4-0 loss that left them last in the National League. Kosta, who previously coached Hapoel Hadera, was selected over other candidates. The team has struggled significantly this season, with no wins, one point, no goals scored, and 27 conceded in 10 games. Lior De Kalbo will move from the senior team to coach the youth squad.
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- 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 after 10 games.
- The team has not scored any goals and has conceded 27 goals this season.
- Lior De Kalbo will return to coach the Hapoel Acre youth team.
- Kosta was chosen over candidates Assi Elimelech and Nir Berkovich.
Hapoel Acre has appointed Nimrod Kosta as their new coach, the club announced on Wednesday. Kosta, who previously managed Hapoel Hadera in the Premier League, was chosen over candidates Assi Elimelech and Nir Berkovich. This move comes after Hapoel Acre suffered a significant 4-0 defeat to Hapoel Kfar Shalem on Monday, leaving them at the bottom of the National League standings. The team has accumulated only one point after 10 games, failing to score any goals while conceding 27. Lior De Kalbo, who was coaching the senior team, will return to manage the youth squad. De Kalbo is the second coach to depart the senior position this season, following Adham Hadia's resignation after just two rounds. The club hopes Kosta's appointment will usher in a new era after a difficult start to the season.
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