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Maccabi Tel Aviv Officials Defend Owner Mitch Goldhar's Commitment Amid Transfer Challenges

How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.

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First reported by N12 · Aug 15, 2026

What happened

Maccabi Tel Aviv officials, including Jack Englidis and Steven Vanharan, defended owner Mitch Goldhar's active investment and involvement ahead of the new season. They addressed transfer challenges, the need for squad stability, and confirmed ongoing efforts to strengthen the team. The club also supported coach Kenny Miller's continuation and expressed optimism about future improvements.

  • 01Maccabi Tel Aviv officials reject claims that owner Mitch Goldhar is not investing in the club.
  • 02Goldhar’s financial support and commitment to sustainability were emphasized as substantial and ongoing.
  • 03Recruitment challenges stem from Israeli football’s frequent changes and the need for squad stability.
  • 04The club is actively pursuing Israeli players and will announce signings when finalized.
  • 05Coach Kenny Miller’s retention is defended as aligned with the club’s performance goals.
  • 06Transfer window constraints include injuries and the World Cup, but more activity is expected soon.

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N12Center · HebrewAug 15, 2026
Maccabi Tel Aviv Officials Defend Owner Mitch Goldhar's Commitment Amid Transfer Challenges
MakoCenter · HebrewAug 15, 2026
Mitch Goldhar’s Commitment to Maccabi Tel Aviv Defended Amid Investment Doubts

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