Former Maccabi Player Nebo Praises Team's Talent and Coach Kattash Ahead of Barcelona Clash
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Former Maccabi Tel Aviv player Josh Nebo, now with Barcelona, anticipates a tough EuroLeague game against his former team, praising their talent and coach. Nebo stressed the need for strong defense and home crowd support for Barcelona. He recently returned from injury and is playing his second EuroLeague game of the season.
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- Josh Nebo, formerly of Maccabi Tel Aviv, expects a difficult EuroLeague game against his old team.
- Nebo stated Maccabi Tel Aviv has a very talented squad and an excellent coach.
- He emphasized the importance of defense and home crowd support for Barcelona.
- Nebo recently returned from injury and is playing his second EuroLeague game.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv aims to build EuroLeague momentum after a win over Milan.
Josh Nebo, a former player for Maccabi Tel Aviv now with Barcelona, expressed his anticipation for his upcoming game against his old team in the EuroLeague. Nebo acknowledged Maccabi Tel Aviv's significant talent this season, stating, "Maccabi has a very talented squad this year. They have an excellent coach." He anticipates a difficult game due to Maccabi's strong offensive system and expects his team will need to be highly focused on defense.
Nebo, who recently returned from injury and performed well in Barcelona's 89-86 victory over Valencia with 12 points and 4 rebounds, emphasized the importance of home crowd support. "It will be very important for our fans to be at Palau to give us that extra push," he said, highlighting the demanding EuroLeague schedule and the need for fan energy to help overcome player fatigue.
This will be Nebo's second EuroLeague game of the season. In his previous appearance against Zalgiris, he scored 4 points and grabbed 6 rebounds. Maccabi Tel Aviv is looking to build momentum in the EuroLeague following their win against Milan.
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