Maccabi Tel Aviv Coach Katash Clarifies Transfer Rumors
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Oded Katash clarified that the club's owners are pushing to sign a new player, dismissing rumors of financial issues or hidden messages. The team is preparing for a difficult EuroLeague double week after recent losses. Katash expressed confidence in the ownership and the process of finding a suitable player. Player Oshea Brissett also spoke about focusing on upcoming games and the team's potential.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Oded Katash denied sending messages about player transfers to management.
- Katash stated Maccabi's owners are committed to signing a new player and are pushing for it.
- The team faces a challenging EuroLeague double week after recent losses.
- Katash expressed regret that the team cannot vote in an upcoming election due to travel.
- Player Oshea Brissett emphasized focusing on the next game and the team's talent.
Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Oded Katash addressed rumors about player acquisitions ahead of a challenging EuroLeague "double week." The team is looking to rebound from recent losses to Real Madrid and Maccabi Rishon LeZion before traveling to Serbia to face Crvena Zvezda. Katash explicitly denied attempting to send messages to the club's management regarding transfers, stating his full trust in the ownership and Claudio Coldebella. He emphasized that the owners are committed to bringing in a new player and are actively pushing for it, refuting any notion of financial limitations hindering the process. "There are no hidden messages, I am saying things as they are," Katash stated, adding that the challenge lies in finding a suitable player in a difficult market. He acknowledged the team's recent struggles, including a disappointing performance against Rishon LeZion and a strong first half against Real Madrid, but stressed the need to learn from these games. Katash also highlighted the importance of maintaining a positive attitude and high energy levels, especially during the demanding EuroLeague schedule. He expressed regret that the team would be unable to vote in an upcoming important election due to their travel schedule. Player Oshea Brissett echoed the sentiment of focusing on the next game, emphasizing the team's talent and the need for stronger play to satisfy fans and achieve success in the EuroLeague.
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