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Yiftach Ziv in Talks with Balkan Botevgrad Amidst Limited Hapoel Tel Aviv Role

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Hapoel Tel Aviv guard Yiftach Ziv is in negotiations with Bulgarian club Balkan Botevgrad, which has expressed immediate interest in signing him. Ziv has seen limited playing time with Hapoel Tel Aviv this season and has not played in the EuroLeague. The player is currently considering the offer to return to playing abroad.

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  • Yiftach Ziv is in negotiations with Balkan Botevgrad for an immediate transfer.
  • Hapoel Tel Aviv has received an inquiry from the Bulgarian club regarding Ziv.
  • Ziv has experienced limited playing time and credit at Hapoel Tel Aviv.
  • The player has not appeared in any EuroLeague games for Hapoel Tel Aviv.
  • Ziv is currently undecided about a potential move back to playing abroad.

Israeli basketball player Yiftach Ziv, a guard for Hapoel Tel Aviv, is attracting interest from a European club. Balkan Botevgrad has contacted Hapoel Tel Aviv expressing immediate interest in signing Ziv. Negotiations are currently underway between the two clubs.

Ziv has reportedly received limited playing time and credit since joining Hapoel Tel Aviv under coach Dimitris Itoudis. He has not appeared in any EuroLeague games for the team. Last season, he averaged 13.5 minutes per game across 19 league appearances, scoring 5.7 points, grabbing 2.3 rebounds, and dishing out 2.2 assists.

The player himself is reportedly undecided about a potential move back to playing abroad. He has yet to make a decision regarding whether he wishes to leave Hapoel Tel Aviv.

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