Maccabi Tel Aviv Coach Kenny Miller Linked to Burnley, Expected to Stay
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Kenny Miller is a candidate for the Burnley coaching job in England, but the Israeli club expects him to stay until the end of the season. Miller has not indicated a desire to leave. Christian Blicq is set to return from injury after the November international break, bolstering the midfield.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Kenny Miller is a candidate for the Burnley coaching position.
- Miller is expected to remain with Maccabi Tel Aviv at least until the end of the season.
- Miller has not expressed a desire to leave the Israeli club.
- Christian Blicq is expected to return from injury after the November international break.
- Ester Sokler may return to Maccabi Tel Aviv's starting lineup for the Toto Cup final.
Maccabi Tel Aviv's coach, Kenny Miller, is reportedly being considered for the vacant coaching position at Burnley of the English Championship. However, the Israeli club's assessment is that the Scottish coach is likely to remain with them at least until the end of the current season and will not make the move to England at this time. Miller himself has not expressed a desire to leave and is committed to the team, its players, and the club.
The club is preparing for the Toto Cup final and is aware that the team's performance in the first half against Hapoel Haifa was not satisfactory. They aim for a better showing against Hapoel Tel Aviv in the final. It is expected that Ester Sokler may return to the starting lineup for this match.
In other team news, Christian Blicq is anticipated to return after the international break in November. His return is expected to add depth and quality to the defensive midfield, providing an alternative to Isak Siseko.
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