Hapoel Holon Seeks New Coach After Dismissing Krunic
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Hapoel Holon fired coach Fredrag Krunic after a poor season start, following the earlier departure of professional manager Daniel Rebib. The club is in talks with potential replacements Sharon Avrahami and Shmulik Brenner, but no decision has been made. Assistant coaches the assistant coach and Ofir Farhi will temporarily lead the team, which travels to Bulgaria on Monday for a FIBA Champions League game.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Holon dismissed coach Fredrag Krunic after a poor season start.
- Professional manager Daniel Rebib also left the club less than 24 hours prior.
- The team is in discussions with coaching candidates Sharon Avrahami and Shmulik Brenner.
- Hapoel Emek refused to release manager Yonatan Allon for the coaching position.
- Assistant coaches the assistant coach and Ofir Farhi will lead the team temporarily.
- Hapoel Holon plays Rasta Vechta in Bulgaria on Monday in the FIBA Champions League.
Following a poor start to the season, Hapoel Holon's management announced on Sunday the dismissal of coach Fredrag Krunic. This decision comes less than 24 hours after the professional manager, Daniel Rebib, also departed the club. The team is now urgently seeking a replacement and has held discussions with two prominent coaching candidates. The club's management met with Sharon Avrahami regarding the coaching position, and a similar meeting took place with Shmulik Brenner. No final decision has been reached by either the club or the coaches. Hapoel Holon had also approached Hapoel Emek about releasing their professional manager, Yonatan Allon, to take the coaching role, but Hapoel Emek refused. The team is scheduled to travel to Bulgaria on Monday for a FIBA Champions League game against Rasta Vechta. Until a new coach is appointed, assistant coaches the assistant coach and Ofir Farhi will lead the team from the sidelines.
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