Raz Amir
Maccabi Tel Aviv players with Oskar Gloch (Itzik Blanitsky)
Maccabi Tel Aviv are satisfied with the way in which coach Vladan Ivitch resolved the issue that arose with Oskar Gloch, following the recording and in it the harsh words uttered by his father, Maxim. As published in ONE yesterday, the club held a conversation with the Serbian who made it clear that for him he does not bother with the statements of associates or agents and that what determines and stands in front of his eyes is only the player himself and how he trains.
After that, the players came to Kiryat Shalom for training, Ivitch took Oscar next to everyone, hugged him and made it clear to him that he was not interested in what was being said around him and that actually the recording in question did not concern him. The midfielder, who has practiced intermittently in the lineup in recent days, may well start against Zira tomorrow (Thursday at 8:30 p.m.) in the return match of the Conference League.
“Ivić behaved fairly with Oscar, he resolved this whole issue easily and quietly and made it clear to everyone that what is important to him is the players and his relationship with them,” said the team. The players liked to see the Serbian’s gesture which, contrary to the bland reports that came out in Greece and it is not clear exactly what they relied on.
As far as the professional side is concerned, Dan Glazer and Nir Biton are fit and Ivic should combine them during the game. Idan Nahmias, who recovered from a virus and trained well in the last few days, is expected to return to Ivić’s 11, who will not make any significant changes to the lineup, as he wants to practice as much as possible the skeleton that will start against Aris Thessaloniki.
The composition is approximate: Daniel Peretz, Andre Geraldes, Idan Nachmias, Sharan Yeni, Enrique Savorit, Joris Van Overeem, Eyal Golsa, Gabi Kanikowski (Oscar Gloch), Brandly Kvas, Parfa Goyagon and George Jovanovic.
