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Maccabi Haifa Signs Serbian-American Striker Andrea Novakovic Amid Mixed Italian Reviews Andrea Novakovic, a 29-year-old Serbian-American striker, joins Maccabi Haifa after seven years in Italy's Serie B with mixed success. Known for his physical play and work ethic but criticized for poor finishing, Novakovic's best form came at Lecce despite team relegation.
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What happened 01 Andrea Novakovic signed with Maccabi Haifa after seven years playing in Italy's Serie B. 02 He scored 15 league goals over four seasons, with two teams relegated during his tenure. 03 Novakovic is praised for his physicality and work ethic but criticized for poor finishing. 04 His best season was at Lecce in 2023/24, earning fan support despite team relegation. 05 At Bari and Reggiana, he struggled to impress fans and media, leading to negative reviews. 06 Maccabi Haifa coach Barak Bachar aims to boost Novakovic's confidence and goal output. Haifa hopes to harness his strengths and improve his scoring in the Israeli league.
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