Adham Alhadia Resigns as Hapoel Akko Coach After Two League Matches
Adham Alhadia officially resigned as head coach of Hapoel Akko on August 24, 2026, following the team's poor start to the season in the Israeli National League. Despite relatively decent results in the Toto Cup, where Akko played four matches, two draws and two wins without conceding goals, the club conceded six goals in their first two league matches against Kiryat Gat and Kafr Qasim. These disappointing league performances, including two losses and no goals scored, prompted Alhadia to step down. The club's management accepted his resignation and publicly thanked him for his contributions, wishing him success in his future career. This decision came just two games into the league season, highlighting the pressure on the team to improve results quickly.
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