Maccabi Tel Aviv Optimistic Euroleague Games Will Return to Israel
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv is optimistic that Euroleague games will return to Israel after a visit by Euroleague CEO. The Euroleague CEO attended two Maccabi Tel Aviv games, observing large crowds. He is scheduled to meet with Israeli officials and will then decide on the feasibility of hosting games. The decision will be presented to the Euroleague board.
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- Euroleague CEO visited Israel to assess hosting games, meeting with Maccabi Tel Aviv officials.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv is optimistic about the return of Euroleague games to Israel.
- The Euroleague CEO attended Maccabi Tel Aviv soccer and basketball games, observing large fan turnouts.
- The CEO will meet with Minister of Culture and Sport Miki Zohar and Hapoel Jerusalem representatives.
- The Euroleague CEO's decision on hosting games rests solely with him and will be presented to the Euroleague board.
Maccabi Tel Aviv expressed optimism on Sunday regarding the potential return of Euroleague games to Israel, following a visit by Euroleague CEO. The Euroleague CEO, accompanied by Competition Manager Diego Gian, attended two recent Maccabi Tel Aviv games: a soccer match against Bnei Sakhnin and a basketball season opener against Hapoel Galil Elyon. He observed tens of thousands of fans at both events. The Euroleague CEO is scheduled to hold further meetings, including with Minister of Culture and Sport Miki Zohar and representatives from Hapoel Jerusalem. The final decision rests solely with the Euroleague CEO, who will present his recommendation to the Euroleague board. During his visit, the Euroleague CEO stated his objective was to assess the safety and feasibility of hosting Euroleague games in Israel. He met with Maccabi Tel Aviv Chairman Shimon Mizrahi and Jason Levien, with Euroleague officials staying at the Kempinski Hotel.
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