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Dramatic Transfer of Yam Madar to Maccabi Tel Aviv Nears Completion

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

Yam Madar is close to joining Maccabi Tel Aviv after becoming a free agent, with negotiations advancing rapidly and a deal expected soon.

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  • Yam Madar became a free agent after leaving Hapoel Tel Aviv.
  • Maccabi Tel Aviv has accelerated talks to sign Madar.
  • Negotiation gaps between the sides have significantly narrowed.
  • The transfer is expected to be finalized within a day.
  • This is one of the most dramatic moves in Israeli basketball history.
Dramatic Transfer of Yam Madar to Maccabi Tel Aviv Nears Completion
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A major transfer in Israeli basketball is close to being finalized as negotiations between Maccabi Tel Aviv and point guard Yam Madar have accelerated significantly. Madar became a free agent after being released from his contract with Hapoel Tel Aviv, prompting Maccabi Tel Aviv to intensify their efforts to secure his signing. Recent talks have narrowed the gaps between the parties, and the deal is expected to be completed within the next day. This move is considered one of the most dramatic in the history of Israeli basketball, signaling a significant shift in the league's dynamics.

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