EuroLeague CEO to Visit Israel Next Week Amid Talks to Return Games
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- EuroLeague CEO to visit Israel next week.
- Discussions are underway to bring Israeli teams' home games back to Israel.
- Israeli clubs are currently playing European matches abroad.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv's games are in Belgrade, with Cyprus as a potential alternative.
- The visit aims to assess the situation and decide on returning games.
The CEO of the EuroLeague is expected to visit Israel early next week to assess the security situation and make a decision regarding the return of European basketball games to the country. This visit follows discussions between the EuroLeague CEO and Shimon Mizrahi, the chairman of Maccabi Tel Aviv, concerning the possibility of hosting games in Israel. Currently, Israeli teams Hapoel Tel Aviv and Maccabi Tel Aviv in the EuroLeague, along with Hapoel Jerusalem in the EuroCup, are playing their home games abroad. Maccabi Tel Aviv's home EuroLeague games are being held in Belgrade, with Cyprus being considered as an alternative venue. The EuroLeague Competition Manager will also accompany the EuroLeague CEO on the visit. The potential return of games to Israel could significantly alter the current arrangements for the Israeli clubs participating in European competitions.
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