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Shechter Reveals Yoav Ziv's New Role at Maccabi Tel Aviv

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Yoav Ziv has taken on a new role at Maccabi Tel Aviv after stepping down as team manager, a position he held for nine years. According to Itay Shechter, Ziv's new responsibilities will focus on community relations and coordinating with club legends. Shechter described the transition as a major life change for Ziv, who is no longer involved in daily team operations.

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  • Yoav Ziv has a new role at Maccabi Tel Aviv focusing on community relations.
  • Itay Shechter revealed details about Ziv's new position and its responsibilities.
  • Ziv served as Maccabi Tel Aviv's team manager for nine years.
  • Shechter described Ziv's transition as a significant life change.
  • Ziv will coordinate with club legends and community outreach programs.

Yoav Ziv has transitioned from his role as team manager at Maccabi Tel Aviv after nine years, but remains part of the club's system. Itay Shechter, speaking on the "Olim La'Ragle" program, explained that Ziv's new position is still being finalized but will focus on community relations, including coordinating with club legends and community outreach. Shechter emphasized Ziv's continued importance to the club, stating, "He is part of the system and an important figure." Shechter also reflected on the significant life change for Ziv, comparing the end of his tenure as team manager to a footballer's retirement. "Being the team manager of Maccabi Tel Aviv is a whole life. He dealt with the team and players his whole life, and one day when you stop doing it, it's like a footballer's retirement," Shechter said. Ziv is no longer in the locker room or attending training sessions, experiencing a completely different daily routine.

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