Businessman Assaf Rappaport Denies Interest in Sports Team Ownership
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Businessman Assaf Rappaport has dismissed rumors about his potential acquisition of an Israeli sports team. Despite being approached with offers, Rappaport stated he has no intention or interest in buying a basketball or soccer club. Sources confirm his focus remains on other business ventures, not sports team ownership.
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- Businessman Assaf Rappaport denies interest in acquiring Israeli sports teams.
- Rappaport has been approached with offers to invest in sports clubs.
- Maccabi Haifa and other Israeli teams are reportedly seeking wealthy investors.
- Rappaport was seen attending a Hapoel Tel Aviv basketball game as a spectator.
Businessman Assaf Rappaport, founder of WIZ, has denied rumors circulating on social media that he is considering acquiring a sports team in Israel. While Israeli sports clubs, including Maccabi Haifa, are reportedly seeking wealthy investors, Rappaport has indicated he has no intention or interest in purchasing a basketball or soccer team.
Sources within the business community confirm that Rappaport has been approached with offers to invest in sports clubs, but he has other plans. Despite being seen attending a Hapoel Tel Aviv basketball game in the past, his presence was purely as a spectator, and no business initiatives with any team are currently on the table.
The speculation linking Rappaport to potential sports team acquisitions appears to be unfounded, according to business community insiders.
