Felix Naim

Felix Naim
Personal information
Full name	Felix Naim
Date of birth	(1960-05-09) 9 May 1960
Place of birth	Israel
Club information
Current team	Hapoel Petach Tikva
Youth career
	HaTzair Haifa
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
	Maccabi Neve Sha'anan
Teams managed
2006-2008	Hapoel Afula
2010	Ahva Arraba
2011	Hapoel Asi Gilboa
2011-2012	Maccabi Ironi Kiryat Ata
2012-2013	Hapoel Haifa (assistant manager)
2013-2016	Hapoel Kfar Saba
2016-	Hapoel Petach Tikva^[1]
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Felix Naim is an Israeli football manager and former player.

Career

Naim was a handball player who played for Maccabi Kiryat Motzkin and for the Israel U-18 team. He turned into football when he was 18 years old when he started to play for HaTzair Haifa youth team and then moved to play for the senior side of Maccabi Neve Sha'anan, there he played with Eli Guttman. He moved to France there he played a bit in the fifth tier.^[2]

From 1997 til 2001 he worked as Guttman's scout, Naim was the one who brought Đovani Roso to play in Israel. Later on Naim stopped working for Guttman and decided to start his career as a manager in clubs from the lower divisions in Israel.

Honours

Liga Alef
- Winner (1): 2013-14
Liga Leumit
- Runner-up (1): 2014–15

References

Hapoel Petah Tikva F.C. – current squad

1 Dori 2 Kahlon 3 Shaklim 4 Ben Shabat 5 Peso 7 Asulin 8 Taka 10 Konstantinos 11 Azubel 13 Achim 14 Malka 17 Barel 18 Panka 19 Balatexa 21 Mihajlović 22 O. Cohen 24 Gorshumov 29 Mayo 77 Exbard 87 S. Cohen Manager: Naim

Hapoel Petah Tikva F.C. – managers

Wagner (1934–36)
Ratner (1937–39)
Elazar (1939–41)
S. Poliakov (1942–46)
M. Poliakov (1947–52)
Varon (1952–53)
M. Poliakov (1953)
Varon (1953–54)
M. Poliakov (1954)
Varon (1953–56)
Gibbons (1956–57)
E. Spiegel (1957–58)
Gibbons (1958–59)
Molnár (1960–61)
Jovanović (1961–63)
Milošević (1963–64)
Schmilovich (1964–66)
Pálfi (1966–67)
Stelmach (1967–69)
Beljin (1969–72)
Rosenbaum (1972–73)
Kofman (1973–75)
Redler (1975–76)
Kofman (1976–77)
Kapitolnik (1977–78)
Raz (1978)
Sheinfeld (1978–79)
Singel (1979–80)
Shenhar (1980)
Levkovic (1980–81)
Schneor (1981–82)
Kofman (1982)
Kapitolnik (1982–83)
G. Spiegel (1983–86)
Grant (1986–91)
Seltzer (1991–92)
Pivarník (1992–93)
Schweitzer (1993)
Meiri (1993–94)
Remler (1994)
Levy (1994–96)
Levine (1997–98)
G. Spiegel (1998–99)
Levine (1999–2000)
E. Cohen (2000–01)
Guttman (2001–02)
Levine (2002)
David (2003–04)
Kashtan (2004–05)
R. Cohen (2005)
Levine (2005–06)
Lahman (2006–07)
Malmilian (2007–08)
Mahpud (2007–09)
Nir'on (2009)
Elimelech (2009)
Mahpud (2009–10)
Naim (2010–11)
Landau (2011–12)
Mahpud (2012–13)
Mizrahi (2013)
Yehezkel (2013–14)
Bar-On (2014–15)
Koretzki (2015–16)
Tzarfati (2016)
Naim (2016–)

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