Maccabi Tel Aviv May Leave Two Foreign Players Out of Squad
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv is set to begin their Israeli Basketball Premier League season on Saturday against Hapoel Galil Elyon. Two foreign players, Daniel Theis and Oushey Brissett, are not currently registered for the season, potentially leaving them out of the opening game squad. The team can only field five foreign players per game. The roster submission deadline is Saturday morning.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Tel Aviv begins its 2026/27 Israeli League season Saturday against Hapoel Galil Elyon.
- Daniel Theis and Oushey Brissett are not currently registered for Maccabi Tel Aviv's season.
- The team can register a maximum of five foreign players for each game.
- It is possible that Theis and Brissett will miss the season opener.
- The roster submission deadline for the game is Saturday at 10:00 AM.
Maccabi Tel Aviv will begin their 2026/27 Israeli Basketball Premier League season on Saturday, hosting Hapoel Galil Elyon in their opening game. The team is coming off a victory against Milan, which was their first win of the EuroLeague season. The deadline for teams to submit their rosters for the game is Saturday at 10:00 AM. As of now, all of Maccabi's foreign players have been registered with the Basketball Association, with the exceptions of Daniel Theis and Oushey Brissett, who are not on the list. Maccabi can only register a maximum of five foreign players for a game, and it is possible that Brissett and Theis, along with another foreign player, will not be included in the squad for the first league game of the season. The players currently registered on the association's website include Armando Bacot, Bonzie Colson, Jalen Hurd, Jalen Clark, Ife Lundberg, Keton Wallace, John DiBartolomeo, Gor Lavi, Will Rayman, T.J. Leaf, Yameed Madar, Shane Hunter, Roman Sorkin, Nitai Dodo, and Amit Abo.
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