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Zach LeDay Expresses Ambition for Hapoel Tel Aviv's Success

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Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
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New Hapoel Tel Aviv forward Zach LeDay has expressed his excitement about returning to Israeli basketball, calling it a 'full circle' moment. LeDay, who previously played in Israel for Hapoel Galil Elyon nearly a decade ago, joined Hapoel Tel Aviv this past summer. He stated that the club's aspirations and the vision presented by owner Ofer Yanai and coach Dimitris Itoudis were key factors in his decision.

LeDay believes Hapoel Tel Aviv has the potential to achieve its goals, including reaching the Final Four, but emphasized that success requires more than just a strong roster on paper. "As we gel, we can fight for our goals," he said, highlighting the importance of team cohesion and continuous improvement throughout the long season, which he described as a marathon, not a sprint.

Reflecting on his career, LeDay credited his mother's strength and work ethic for instilling in him a strong sense of professionalism and resilience. He also spoke fondly of his past experiences, including his time with Jacob Pullen, whom he considers a "big brother" and one of the best point guards he has played with. LeDay also expressed admiration for Tamir Blatt, stating he has "always admired what he brings to the game."

LeDay is focused on contributing to Hapoel Tel Aviv's success and aims to help the team win championships, a feat he believes is achievable. He finds Tel Aviv to be one of the best places in Europe and is eager to make history with the club, stating he is "hungrier than ever" to achieve this goal.

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