Hapoel Tel Aviv Debates Future of Guard Eugene German Amid Roster Changes
Hapoel Tel Aviv is set to begin its 2026/27 season in approximately one week with the Super Cup final against Maccabi Tel Aviv. The team, coached by Dimitris Itoudis, is expected to arrive for the game on Monday.
Recent additions to the team include center Bruno Caboclo, whose official signing is imminent. Caboclo, who previously played for Hapoel last season, has agreed to a two-year contract worth $1.5 million per season.
Meanwhile, internal discussions are ongoing within the coaching staff regarding the future of guard Eugene German. German currently serves as the third point guard in the rotation, behind Vasilije Micić and Tomasz সতর্কতাński, and holds a temporary contract that allows for his release starting in December.
This is German's first EuroLeague season, following stints with various European clubs and a notable period in Puerto Rico. However, some members of the professional staff believe the team needs to acquire an additional guard.
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