Shmulik Brenner Appointed New Coach of Hapoel Holon
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Hapoel Holon has appointed Shmulik Brenner as its new head coach after a poor start to the season. Brenner previously coached Ramat Gan for six years, achieving success in domestic and European play. The team currently has a 1-4 record in the Israeli Premier League and a 2-2 record in Europe.
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- Shmulik Brenner appointed new coach of Hapoel Holon after poor season start.
- Brenner previously coached Ramat Gan for six successful years.
- Hapoel Holon has a 1-4 record in the Israeli Premier League.
- The team holds a 2-2 record in European competitions.
- Daniel Ravitz and coach Predrag Krunić previously departed the club.
Hapoel Holon has officially appointed Shmulik Brenner as the team's new coach, following a poor start to the season and the departures of professional manager Daniel Ravitz and previous coach Predrag Krunić. Brenner, who has been in talks with the club for some time, joins Hapoel Holon after a successful six-year tenure with Ramat Gan, whom he led from the National League to the Premier League. During his time in Ramat Gan, the team achieved notable successes both domestically and in European competitions.
"I am happy and proud to be appointed coach of Hapoel Holon, one of the biggest clubs in Israeli basketball," Brenner stated. "It is no secret that the club's start to the season has not met expectations, but the season is still long, and there is enough time to change direction. This is the time to unite and embark on a new path."
Brenner emphasized his belief in teamwork and his primary mission to build a team that fights for every ball and plays with pride. He also highlighted the importance of the club's strong fan base, stating their support will be crucial. "Only together, step by step and game by game, will we return Hapoel Holon to where it belongs," he added.
Hapoel Holon currently holds a 1-4 record in the Israeli Premier League and a 2-2 record in European play, having recently lost 90-85 to Rasta Vechta.
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