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In Romania again reported: Roni Levy among the candidates to coach Craiova
The third-ranked team is looking for a new coach following the dismissal of Cornelio Papura.
Will Levy return for another term in the Romanian league?
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Wednesday, 03 February 2021, 12:40
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Has not coached since being fired from Betar Jerusalem at the beginning of the season. Levy (Photo: Danny Maron)
In Romania it is again reported that Roni Levy is one of the candidates to coach the third in the table, Universita Craiova, following the dismissal of coach Cornelio Papura.
The name of the Israeli coach has already come up in the context of Craiova in November and then he said to the Gazette: "Who would not want to come to a strong club and with a tradition like Craiova?".
Papura, who himself played for Betar Jerusalem in the 2001-2002 season, was recently fired after a series of draws after being in Craiova since 2016 and during that time served as a reserve team coach, assistant coach and head coach. According to the Romanian media, besides Levy, there is also a Portuguese candidate (his name Unpublished) as well as local Emil Sandoi, who stands on the lines of Kindia Targovishte and is considered a local legend after playing for the team for many years.
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Levy has previously coached in Romania: in the 2009/10 season he stood on the lines of Onira Urzicni and in 2011 coached Steaua Bucharest for about three months.
In addition, he trained Famagusta Anorthosis for two different terms.
The 54-year-old coach was fired from Betar Jerusalem at the end of August, after the loss to the Albanian draft, which was relegated from the Europa League qualifiers in the first round. He was also mentioned as a candidate for Apoel Nicosia, but was not appointed in the end.
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