Original sentence: Avi Nimni is considered by many to be Maccabi Tel-Aviv's best player of all-times.He continued playing for the club until the end of the 2007-8 season and then retired.He is also the club's top goal scorer (174 Goals).He played in 1997 for Atlético Madrid and in 1999 for Derby County.In 2004 Maccabi Tel-Aviv's manager Nir Klinger sacked him from the club over personal issues and he moved to Beitar Jerusalem until the end of the 2005-6 season.In the middle of the 2008-9 season Avi Nimni was appointed as Maccabi Tel-Aviv's manager.Some Maccabi fans who hailed Nimni as a king came to the games during this period dressed in black and others boycotted the team until the managment brought him back for the 2006-7 season.The new managment decided to retire the number 8 shirt as a tribute to his career at the club
Edited sentence: Avi Nimni continued playng for the club until the end of 2008, than retired and the new managment decided to retire the number 8 as a tribute for his career at the club.Avi Nimni was Maccabi Tel-Aviv best player of all-times, topscorer of the club (174 Goals).In 2004 Maccabi Tel-Aviv's Manager Nir Klinger sacked him from the club (Personal Issues) and he moved to Beitar Jerusalem until 2006.Maccabi fans who hailed Nimni like a king came to the games between 2004-2006 wearing black clothes and boycoted the team until the managment brougt him back on 2006.Played in 1997 for Athletico Madrid and in 1999 for Derby County.Today Avi Nimni is Maccabi Tel-Aviv's Manager