Olympiacos Interested in Maccabi Tel Aviv Guard Keaton Wallace
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Greek club Olympiacos is reportedly interested in Maccabi Tel Aviv guard Keaton Wallace, who has struggled to adapt to the Israeli team. Despite Wallace's current contract and Maccabi's potential roster changes, acquiring him is expected to be difficult. Wallace's performance has been below expectations this season.
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- Olympiacos is reportedly interested in Maccabi Tel Aviv guard Keaton Wallace.
- Wallace has struggled to adapt to Maccabi Tel Aviv in his initial weeks.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv is considering roster changes after a weak start to the season.
- Acquiring Wallace is expected to be difficult due to his contract with Maccabi.
- Wallace is averaging 4.9 points per game in the EuroLeague.
Greek media reports indicate that Olympiacos has expressed interest in Maccabi Tel Aviv guard Keaton Wallace. Wallace's tenure with Maccabi Tel Aviv has been disappointing so far, as he has struggled to integrate into coach Oded Katash's team. Olympiacos is reportedly seeking a guard to strengthen their roster following an injury to Yannis Montoro.
Wallace was previously considered by Olympiacos last year, but he is currently under contract with Maccabi Tel Aviv. Sources suggest it would be difficult for the European champions to acquire him, especially since he signed with Maccabi only a few months ago. Despite having a role and playing time, Maccabi Tel Aviv is reportedly considering roster changes, particularly in the backcourt, due to a weak start in both the EuroLeague and the Israeli league.
Wallace's performance in his EuroLeague debut has been modest, averaging 4.9 points, 2 assists in 15:51 minutes per game, with shooting percentages of 44.4% from two-point range and 20% from three-point range.
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