Maccabi Netanya Seeks Experienced Foreign CEO After Mansford Talks
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Maccabi Netanya is seeking an experienced foreign CEO to replace Gil Lev, after talks with Maccabi Tel Aviv CEO Ben Mansford fell through. Mansford was reportedly offered a lucrative three-year deal. The club, currently sixth in the league, has not considered any Israeli candidates for the role.
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- Maccabi Netanya is searching for a new CEO to replace Gil Lev.
- The club was close to signing Ben Mansford, CEO of Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- Mansford was offered a contract worth 500,000 euros per season for three years.
- Netanya's ownership wants a foreign CEO with football club management experience.
- The team is currently sixth in the Israeli Premier League with nine points.
Maccabi Netanya is aiming high in its search for a new CEO to replace Gil Lev, who requested to end his tenure. The club reportedly came close to signing Ben Mansford, the CEO of Maccabi Tel Aviv, who was offered a three-year contract worth 500,000 euros per season. However, negotiations with Mansford did not result in a signing, and the club has returned to the market.
Netanya's ownership is specifically looking for a foreign candidate with experience in managing a football club. Any Israeli candidates proposed thus far have not been considered suitable. The team is currently sixth in the Israeli Premier League standings with nine points. They are scheduled to play against Ironi Tiberias on Saturday, followed by a match against Hapoel Jerusalem.
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