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Maccabi Tel Aviv Still Without New Coach as Foreign Player Plans Take Shape
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100% centerFirst reported by N12 · Jun 15, 2026
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What happened
Maccabi Tel Aviv has not yet named a new coach as preseason approaches, while sporting director Steven Vanharen works on transfers and foreign-player cuts. The club is not worried by reports that Emir Sahiti may want to leave over security concerns, and it expects at least three new foreigners to be signed before July’s Europa League qualifiers.
- 01Maccabi Tel Aviv still has no new coach less than two weeks before preseason.
- 02Steven Vanharen is handling talks abroad and planning the squad overhaul.
- 03At least three new foreigners are expected to replace Heitor, Andrade and Nikolaescu.
- 04The club says no official offer has been made for Tyrese Asante.
- 05Maccabi is unconcerned by reports that Emir Sahiti wants a new destination.
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