Hapoel Acre Adds Coach Fakhri Assakla to Professional Staff
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Hapoel Acre, struggling in the Premier League without a win in 13 games, has appointed Fakhri Assakla as a new coach. Assakla joins from Bnei Maghar and aims to improve the team's performance, which has secured only 3 points from draws. He expressed hope for achieving the team's goals. The team recently drew with Ironi Modi'in and Hapoel Rishon LeZion.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Coach Fakhri Assakla has joined the professional staff of Premier League team Hapoel Acre.
- Hapoel Acre has not won in 13 matches and has only accumulated 3 points.
- Assakla previously coached the Second League team Bnei Maghar.
- He joins a staff that includes coaches Nimrod Kostika and Oded Kotter, and assistants Yaakov Hillel, Mohammed Kayal, and Bini Abraham.
- Assakla expressed optimism, stating, "we have a good team and God willing we will achieve the goal."
Hapoel Acre, a team in the Premier League, has added coach Fakhri Assakla to its professional staff. The team has not won in 13 matches, accumulating only 3 points from draws. Their most recent match ended in a draw against Ironi Modi'in, who managed to equalize late in the game. Prior to that, Hapoel Acre also drew with Hapoel Rishon LeZion. Assakla joins from Bnei Maghar of the Second League and will work alongside coach Nimrod Kostika, assistant coaches Yaakov Hillel and Oded Kotter, fitness coach Mohammed Kayal, and goalkeeping coach Bini Abraham. Assakla expressed optimism about joining the team, stating, "I hope for the best, we have a good team and God willing we will achieve the goal we will strive for." Recent positive signs for Hapoel Acre include draws against Hapoel Rishon LeZion, a team competing at the top, and Ironi Modi'in, whom they had previously led.