Lucas Goldenberg Departs Hapoel HaEmek Basketball Club
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
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- Lucas Goldenberg is leaving Hapoel HaEmek.
- His departure is due to Rafi Menco's return to the team.
- Coach Sharon Avrahami informed Goldenberg he is not in the team's plans.
- Goldenberg is free to search for a new club.
- He averaged 6.5 points last season.
Israeli-Argentinian forward Lucas Goldenberg is leaving Hapoel HaEmek after being informed by coach Sharon Avrahami that he is no longer part of the team's professional plans. This decision follows the return of Rafi Menco to the squad, leaving Goldenberg free to seek a new team. Goldenberg, who was born in Argentina to a Jewish family and played there for 14 years, joined Hapoel HaEmek last summer. Prior to that, he played for Hapoel Afula in the National League in 2022 and Hapoel Galil Elyon. Last season, Goldenberg averaged 6.5 points, 3.4 rebounds, and 1.8 assists in 22.5 minutes per game for Hapoel HaEmek. He will now look for his fourth team in Israel.
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