Euroleague CEO Visits Israel to Assess Potential Return of Games
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Euroleague CEO Tshoos Bueno visited Israel to assess the conditions for potentially resuming Euroleague games in the country. Accompanied by competition manager Diego Gian, Bueno met with Maccabi Tel Aviv officials Shimon Mizrahi and Jason Levien. The delegation planned to attend both a football and a basketball game to evaluate safety and feasibility. Bueno stated the goal is to determine if and when games could return to Israel.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Euroleague CEO Tshoos Bueno visited Israel to assess the return of games.
- The visit aims to determine if and when Euroleague games can be played in Israel.
- Bueno met with Maccabi Tel Aviv Chairman Shimon Mizrahi and Jason Levien.
- Officials will attend both a football and a basketball game.
- The delegation is evaluating safety and conditions for hosting games.
Euroleague CEO Tshoos Bueno arrived in Israel with competition manager Diego Gian to evaluate the possibility of resuming Euroleague games in the country. Bueno expressed a desire to bring the games back to Israel and is using this visit to assess the conditions required. The Euroleague officials are staying at the Kempinski Hotel and have met with Maccabi Tel Aviv Chairman Shimon Mizrahi and Jason Levien. During their visit, they are scheduled to attend two games on Tuesday evening: a football match between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Bnei Sakhnin, and a basketball game featuring Maccabi Tel Aviv against Hapoel Galil Elyon. These attendances are intended to help them gauge the suitability of Israeli venues for hosting Euroleague competitions.
"I came with my team to the country to meet Shimon Mizrahi and Jason Levien, and in general all the people of Maccabi Tel Aviv," Bueno stated. "We are going to two games, one football and one basketball, with the aim of seeing if it is safe here and if Euroleague games can be held here. If so, then also when we can do it."
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