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Sports19:36 · Sep 5

Maccabi Tel Aviv Basketball Club Approves Record $32 Million Budget

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Shimon Mizrahi, the legendary chairman of Maccabi Tel Aviv's basketball club, announced on Saturday that the team will have its largest-ever budget for player and professional staff acquisitions for the upcoming season. The budget dedicated solely to these purchases amounts to $32 million.

Mizrahi stated that this significant investment was essential for signing high-caliber players and staff, citing the additions of Yam Madar and the return of Bonzie Colson as examples. He emphasized that this financial commitment demonstrates the club's dedication to success and its fans, providing the necessary tools for the team to achieve its goals.

He further expressed hope that this announcement would bring tranquility to the club, allowing the team to focus on the upcoming season's challenges. Mizrahi noted that the surrounding 'noise' distracts the team and urged for the spotlight to return to the players, coaching staff, and the supportive fanbase.

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