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Noam Okun appointed captain of Israel's Davis Cup team

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Noam Okun appointed captain of Israel's Davis Cup team

The Israel Tennis Association has appointed Noam Okun captain of Israel's Davis Cup team. He replaces Yoni Erlich, who completed seven years in the role. The association plans year-round professional support and a broad reserve squad. Okun thanked the association for its trust and expressed excitement about returning in his new role. File photograph: Israel Tennis Association

· Source: Walla. File photograph: Israel Tennis Association

Noam Okun has been appointed captain of Israel's Davis Cup team, replacing Yoni Erlich after seven years in the role. The association aims to provide year-round professional support.

According to the Israel Tennis Association announcement published by Walla Sport, Okun was selected after candidates from Israel and abroad were considered. The association plans ongoing professional support for team players and a broad reserve squad.

Okun thanked the association for its trust and expressed excitement about returning as captain. Association Chairman Avi Peretz outlined an ambition to provide professional support between Davis Cup ties as well. These are the plans announced with the appointment, not results already achieved.

Source: Walla

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