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 decent results in the Toto Cup, where Akko played four matches, two draws and two wins without conceding goals, the team struggled in league play. After two league rounds, Hapoel Akko had lost both matches, conceding six goals combined against Maccabi Kiryat Gat and Hapoel Kafr Qasim, and had yet to score a goal. Alhadia informed the club management of his decision to step down, which the club accepted, expressing gratitude for his work and contributions. The club wished him success in his future professional endeavors. This resignation comes early in the season, highlighting the challenges Akko faces in the National League.
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