Cain. Should I be worried? (Alan Shiver) | Photo: Sport 5 Maccabi Tel Aviv will turn to Barak Becher if Robbie Keane leaves at the end of the season, which will lead the coach who won 3 championships with Hapoel Beer Sheva and Maccabi Haifa to another huge team. Bachar, who may be the first permanent Israeli coach of Maccabi Tel Aviv since 2012, is considered perhaps the best coach among our compatriots. Eli Ohana commented on this today (Wednesday) in“5 in the air”.
Ohana said: “Maccabi Tel Aviv should also think about Israeli coaches, this disconnection is a bit delusional. A foreign coach does not guarantee that everything will work like clockwork, there was an Israeli coach who made a school for Maccabi Tel Aviv. There is no Barak Bacher there in Europe, he cannot choose a team and a league that he wants. When things don’t work out the way you want, it’s better to be the head of the foxes. Obviously he fits.”
Ohana continued: “Barak Bacher has the respect, the salary, the status and the enjoyment of the profession here. If he ends up at Maccabi Tel Aviv, it is no less than most teams in the second tier in Europe. At his age, I would not recommend him to go to the national team. A coach of his caliber will not coach a team whose success Be a top playoff. When you’re successful, you choose your teams.”
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