Returning to the Premier League: Haim Sylves has been appointed coach of Bnei Sakhnin

The 46-year-old coach replaced Sharon Mimar and landed at his fourth stop in the Premier League on a contract until the end of the season.

Sylvester is back in the Premier League after nine months and will hope to march his new team to the top playoffs.

Premiere: First against MS.

Ashdod

Shlomo Weiss

19/01/2022

Wednesday, 19 January, 2022, 21:23 Updated: 21:41

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Summary of the 0: 1 victory of Maccabi Netanya over Bnei Sakhnin (Sport 1)

After Bnei Sakhnin parted ways with coach Sharon Mimar, the team from sixth place in the Premier League found a replacement and announced tonight (Wednesday) the appointment of Haim Sylves as the new coach on the contract until the end of the season.

For Sylvester it is back to the Premier League after nine months.

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Sharon Mimar has finished his role as Bnei Sakhnin's coach

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Fourth stop in the Premier League.

Sylves (Photo: Maor Elkelsi)

In the day that has passed since Mimar left, the two leading candidates for the position were Haim Sylves and Guy Luzon, while another candidate, Shlomi Dora, would only turn to Sakhnin if she encountered a rejection from the first two.

Sylvester will make his debut on the lines on Sunday in a home game against MS.

Ashdod, when tomorrow he will present his purchase list.

For Sylves, this is the fourth stop in the Premier League, having previously also coached Hapoel Raanana, Kiryat Shmona and Hapoel Haifa.

The 46-year-old coach's resume includes 190 games in the Premier League, with his balance standing at 61 wins, 50 draws and 79 losses.

The new coach's task now will be to secure a place in the top playoffs.

With eight more rounds left to finish the regular season, Sakhnin is ranked sixth, but with only one point more than seventh place leading to the bottom playoffs.

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