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New Maccabi Tel Aviv Owner Hints at Yam Madar Joining Eran Zahavi at Club

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

Yam Madar paid to leave Hapoel Tel Aviv and may join Maccabi Tel Aviv, hinted by new owner Erik Shtilman's social media post featuring Eran Zahavi.

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  • Yam Madar paid $300,000 to exit his Hapoel Tel Aviv contract.
  • Madar has yet to decide between Hapoel Tel Aviv and Maccabi Tel Aviv for next season.
  • Erik Shtilman, new Maccabi Tel Aviv owner, posted a photo of Eran Zahavi in Maccabi colors.
  • Zahavi previously moved from Hapoel to Maccabi, hinting Madar might do the same.
  • The situation intensifies the drama in Israeli basketball ahead of the new season.
New Maccabi Tel Aviv Owner Hints at Yam Madar Joining Eran Zahavi at Club
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Yam Madar, the Israeli basketball guard, paid $300,000 to Hapoel Tel Aviv on Tuesday to activate an exit clause in his contract. Madar has not yet decided where he will play in the upcoming season, with both Hapoel Tel Aviv and their city rivals Maccabi Tel Aviv as leading options. Meanwhile, Erik Shtilman, the new co-owner of Maccabi Tel Aviv, posted a photo of Eran Zahavi in the club's yellow jersey on social media. Zahavi famously transferred to Maccabi Tel Aviv after many years starring for Hapoel Tel Aviv, suggesting a possible similar move for Madar. This development adds to the ongoing drama in Israeli basketball as the new season approaches.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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