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Mladen Krestic has been appointed coach of Maccabi Tel Aviv
After nearly a month and a half of searches, the state cup holder has announced the appointment of the 47-year-old Serb.
Coached the Serbian team in the 2018 World Cup
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Barak Itzhaki
Mladen Krestajic
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Thursday, 09 December 2021, 10:20
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Summary: Betar Jerusalem - Maccabi Tel Aviv 2: 1 (Sport 1)
It took more than a month for the heads of Maccabi Tel Aviv to appoint a new coach, but today it happened.
The Yellows announced this morning (Thursday) the appointment of Mladen Krestic to the position.
The Serbian coach and his team are not in Armenia, where tonight Maccabi Tel Aviv will meet Alskart (19:45 in Sport2) in the final round of the Conference League, but will come directly to Israel, and they will follow everyone who plays tonight.
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Patrick Van Leven ended his career at the club on October 26 following the embarrassing 2-0 home loss to CBS Ashdod and has since been head of the football department Barak Yitzhaki, who holds a pro certificate and served as interim coach, but after more than a month an official announcement was made about the appointment of a new coach.
As you may recall, Van Leven was the executive director of Maccabi Tel Aviv for four years, until coach Yorgos Donis was fired on December 23, 2020 and he took his place. The Dutchman managed to bring Maccabi Tel Aviv back to the championship fight last season, won the state cup with it and therefore won a vote of confidence and extended his contract as the team coach, but the bad season opener that included only two victories in the last seven rounds did its thing.
Despite this, Van Leven led Maccabi Tel Aviv to the next stage in the Conference League and the loss to Lask Linz in the last round that decided that the team would finish second and not first at home was already in the era of interim coach Barak Yitzhaki - who won three league wins against Hapoel Tel Aviv Galilee landscape.
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