Hapoel Tel Aviv Adds Amir Kofi to Roster, Micić and LeDay Out
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv registered Amir Kofi for their home league debut against Maccabi Ashdod but excluded Vasilije Micić and Zach LeDay. The team can register up to eight foreign players and must decide between Micić and LeDay later. Hapoel Tel Aviv enters the game with strong momentum after two recent EuroLeague wins.
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- Amir Kofi was registered for Hapoel Tel Aviv's roster, while Vasilije Micić and Zach LeDay were not.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv can register up to eight foreign players and currently has seven.
- The team will need to choose between Micić and LeDay to fill the eighth foreign player slot.
- Players not registered now can still play later, with two foreign player registration changes allowed.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv is returning to "Heichal Shlomo" for their first home game in two years.
- The team is coming off two consecutive EuroLeague wins, including a victory over Panathinaikos.
Hapoel Tel Aviv is set to return to the "Heichal Shlomo" arena for their first home game in two years on Sunday, facing Maccabi Ashdod. Guard Amir Kofi has been registered for the team's roster for the first time in the league under coach Dimitris Itoudis. However, Vasilije Micić and Zach LeDay have not been registered for this game.
Hapoel Tel Aviv can register up to eight foreign players, and currently has seven. The team will need to make a choice between Micić and LeDay later in the season to fill the eighth foreign player slot. If they wish to register both, another player will have to be removed from the roster.
It is important to note that players not registered now are not necessarily out for the rest of the season. Hapoel Tel Aviv has the option to make two changes to their foreign player registrations, after which any players they choose to remove will be ineligible to play.
The team, led by Dimitris Itoudis, enters their home league debut with significant momentum. This follows a perfect week in the EuroLeague, including an impressive 91:81 road victory against Panathinaikos, bringing their European record to 4-2. In their domestic league opener last week, the team defeated Hapoel Be'er Sheva/Dimona 95:82 on the road, with Dan Orטורo and Eugene German scoring 21 and 20 points respectively.
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