One of the great careers of an Israeli footballer in recent years is officially coming to an end tonight (Monday). Almog Cohen is now convening a press conference where he announces his retirement from active play, and beyond the position of professional manager of Maccabi Netanya.
CEO of Maccabi Netanya, Niv Goldstein: “It’s a day full of respect for one of the club’s great players, an unforgettable captain. But also a day when the huge club takes a step towards a club with European standards. The revered man is one of the great legionnaires and a symbol of excellence. As a player like this in his new role, he will bring us achievements. “
The 33-year-old Cohen has had an extensive career full of great achievements in the local and international arena, including 109 appearances in the first Bundesliga, 75 in the second Bundesliga, 11 goals in Ingolstadt, 2 in Nuremberg, 27 appearances in the Israeli national team uniform, 150 appearances in Maccabi Netanya and another 12 in Hapoel Tel Aviv His peak season was in 2016/17 with Ingolstadt.So he scored 7 goals and 2 assists in 31 appearances in the Premier League, more than names like Osman Dembele, Hakan Chelhanolo, Thomas Muller and Frank Ribery.
