In most games of Maccabi Tel Aviv in Europe saw she finds it difficult to score goals. The difficulty was even a little unexpected given that most offensive players of the season
in the past have left.
Now who should be in charge of the work of the breakthrough is a new striker, mastiff burglary, but the thing is this Goal Scoring Not really the strong side of the Croatian in recent seasons.
On paper, the figures of a breakout in the last four seasons do not indicate the man who could be the runner-up leading champion.
In those seasons he scored a total of 12 goals and cooked up three more.
For comparison, Alexander Peshic, who will be replaced by the Yellows' striker, scored 11 goals last season, which is almost like all of the Croatian's goals in the last four seasons.
Now you will be a little surprised, because it is precisely because of these figures that the Yellows are convinced that a break-in will eventually be a bingo.
"Such a player comes with hunger," they say around the club, "if he had scored 7 or 10 goals at Watford he would not have come here, and they would have sold him for at least 5 million euros."
"Croatian prodigy" The
hunger issue could be critical for a player with a resume like that of a burglar, who played four seasons in the Italian league and subdued goalkeepers like Donaroma and Buffon.
The reason is simple: such a player, who in the not-too-distant past is considered the "wonder child" of Croatian football, must be determined to succeed and score goals again, otherwise he can come to Israel feeling that the league is small on him and should not put too much effort.
Burglary should be the address for dedication from the wings.
He is a physical player, who plays very aggressively and reacts emotionally - something that can make the crowd fall in love with him or vice versa (he was previously dismissed because of his harsh reactions to rival players), and can certainly bring back the deterrence to the Yellows' attack.
The last Croatian striker to play for Maccabi Tel Aviv is Diane Radonic, who turned out to be a big flop.
If he does reach 15 goals, something no yellow striker has done since parting ways with Icelandic giant Vidar Kjartansson, it will certainly be a great success for the Yellows.
Dan Bitton.
Remains yellow, Photo: Ami Shumen
Not satisfied with the pioneer
hacking, it is still unclear when it would come to Israel or even be able to play against FC SHAKHTER KARAGANDY, at the Conference League playoffs, will not be the last tender of Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Yellows are close to reach an agreement with the Israeli Lodogortz tied Bulgarian, Dan Biton, who played In the team last season and was the king of its cooking.The player landed in the country last night to complete the transition and the announcement of his joining may come out later in the day.
Apart from Bitton, professional manager Barak Yitzhaki, and coach Patrick van Leven, are considering several options for foreign wingers, with the aim of signing a player as soon as possible to the orphaned position that Jonathan Cohen left after leaving for Pisa.