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If Vladan Ivic's return is delayed, Barak Yitzhaki may also coach in the derby

Maccabi Tel Aviv is ready to go all out on the Serbian coach, but even if the comeback takes another toll, it will take some more time to complete.

In the meantime, Yitzhaki is waiting to return to his original position, but in an unfounded scenario he may remain on the lines until the break.

Van Leven, who has not yet said goodbye to the actors, is absent from Nachmias' wedding

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Yaniv Tuchman

Wednesday, 27 October 2021, 06:20

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Maccabi Tel Aviv want to sign Vladan Ivic as the team's coach until the beginning of next week, but if the move is not made, the temporary coach Barak Yitzhaki may find himself on the lines in the derby against Hapoel Tel Aviv in the next round.

Yitzhaki wants Ivica and he gets backing from Maccabi Tel Aviv owners Mitch Goldhaar and right now Jack Angelidis, but joining the Serb back to the club still requires different agreements from Ivica but also from Maccabi Tel Aviv and the matchmaking may take longer, if at all. will be held.

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It will not be easy, and certainly not fast.

Ivica in previous term in Israel (Photo: Danny Maron)

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The Maccabi Tel Aviv side are "locked" in the move and are willing to pay a high salary to the coach who brought two championships to the club, but there are still issues that need to be resolved for the coach who has been at home for ten months to come.

Yitzhaki does not want to pull on the lines for much longer. He wants to return soon to the position of manager of the club's football department and for that to happen, he needs a coach. If Ivica does not come, Maccabi Tel Aviv will need more time to choose the next coach. The team do not want to make a mistake again as with Patrick van Leven so they will take the time until the break next month, if indeed Ivica's comeback is not completed.

Yitzhaki will guide Maccabi Tel Aviv in Kiryat Shmona in the away game (Saturday, 17:30, Sports 4) where Maccabi Tel Aviv will want to get three points.

Last night, the brakeman Idan Nachmias got married with the choice of his heart and the team honored him with its presence.

Missing Patrick van Leven, who also did not come yesterday morning to say goodbye to the players in Kiryat Shalom.

On Saturday, Nachmias is expected to return to the field where he played and became captain when he opened in the center of defense alongside Luis Hernandez who will return from distance.

Sharan Yeni, who left the team with ten players on Tuesday, will be absent.

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