Hapoel Holon Parts Ways With Dru Threewol Due to Professional Reasons
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Holon has released American point guard Dru Threewol, who also plays for the Jamaican national team, after less than two months with the club. The team cited professional dissatisfaction and loaned him to Trepça of Kosovo. Threewol was recently sidelined by a hamstring injury. Holon is now searching for a replacement.
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- Hapoel Holon released point guard Dru Threewol after less than two months with the team.
- Threewol, also the Jamaican national team's point guard, has been loaned to Trepça of Kosovo.
- The club cited professional dissatisfaction as the reason for Threewol's departure.
- Threewol recently suffered a hamstring injury requiring several weeks of recovery.
- Hapoel Holon is actively searching for a new point guard to replace him.
American point guard Dru Threewol has concluded his tenure with Israeli basketball club Hapoel Holon after less than two months, the team announced Friday. Threewol, who also serves as the point guard for the Jamaican national team, has been loaned to Trepça of Kosovo. The decision comes after Threewol sustained a hamstring injury during a Winner Cup game against Ironi Ness Ziona approximately one month ago, which was diagnosed as a torn hamstring muscle requiring several weeks of recovery.
Despite the injury, the club cited professional dissatisfaction as the reason for Threewol's departure. Hapoel Holon is actively seeking a new point guard to integrate quickly into the team. Threewol joined Holon this summer after playing for Pau-Orthez last season, where he averaged 10.9 points, 1.8 rebounds, and 1.2 assists per game in the French second division.
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