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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Satoransky Injured During Hapoel Tel Aviv Game

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Hapoel Tel Aviv Player Thomas Satoransky Sends Reassuring Message After Injury

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Hapoel Tel Aviv player Thomas Satoransky was injured and hospitalized during a EuroLeague game against Dubai on Friday. He sent a reassuring message on Saturday, thanking everyone for their support and expressing hope for a swift return to the court. Satoransky stated he is feeling much better after the frightening incident.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Thomas Satoransky was injured and hospitalized during Hapoel Tel Aviv's EuroLeague game against Dubai.
  • Satoransky sent a reassuring message on Saturday, thanking fans, teammates, and opponents.
  • He acknowledged the incident was frightening but stated he is feeling much better.
  • The player expressed hope to return to the court as soon as possible.
Hapoel Tel Aviv Player Thomas Satoransky Sends Reassuring Message After Injury
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Hapoel Tel Aviv player Thomas Satoransky suffered a concerning injury during his team's EuroLeague loss to Dubai on Friday. Satoransky fell awkwardly on the court and was taken off for medical attention, subsequently being transported to the hospital. On Saturday, he issued a statement to alleviate concerns.

"Hey everyone, just wanted to take a moment to thank you all for the messages, support, and concern," Satoransky began. He specifically thanked the Dubai team, its players, and staff for their swift response and assistance. "I'm truly grateful. Huge thanks also to my teammates, the staff, and everyone at Hapoel for all the support and contribution," he added.

Satoransky acknowledged the frightening nature of the incident but expressed that he is feeling much better. He concluded by stating his hope to return to the court soon.

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