Hapoel Tel Aviv Owner: Tamir Blatt Must Decide on His Future
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Ofer Yanai, owner of Hapoel Tel Aviv, stated that player Tamir Blatt must decide his future with the team, emphasizing the club's strong Israeli core and canceled contract clauses. The team's goals include winning the Israeli championship and reaching the EuroLeague Final Four. Official Stav Shaham confirmed Blatt is currently under contract, while Yanai and Shaham also met with EuroLeague officials regarding games in Israel.
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- Hapoel Tel Aviv owner Ofer Yanai says Tamir Blatt must decide if he will stay with the team.
- The club has built a strong Israeli core and canceled 'war clauses' in player contracts.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv aims to win the Israeli championship and reach the EuroLeague Final Four.
- Official Stav Shaham stated Tamir Blatt is currently under contract and considered a team player.
- Yanai and Shaham met with EuroLeague officials about bringing games back to Israel.
Ofer Yanai, owner of the Hapoel Tel Aviv basketball team, stated that player Tamir Blatt must decide whether to remain with the club. Yanai emphasized that the team has built a strong Israeli core for the upcoming season and has canceled "war clauses" from player contracts. He outlined two main goals for the season: winning the Israeli championship and reaching the EuroLeague Final Four, not just the top 6. Yanai indicated that Blatt's decision is his alone and expressed hope for a resolution soon.
Yanai also mentioned that Hapoel Tel Aviv's criterion for remaining in the EuroLeague is winning the championship, which would grant them another year in the competition. He believes the team will secure a stable position in the EuroLeague by the start of next year. The team has also signed players like Jacob Toppin and Kadin Carrington to strengthen the roster.
Stav Shaham, an official with Hapoel Tel Aviv, confirmed that Blatt is currently under contract and considered a team player. Shaham added that any player wishing to be loaned out would not be prevented from doing so, but as of now, Blatt remains with the club. Yanai and Shaham met with EuroLeague officials who visited Israel to discuss the return of games to the country.
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