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Maccabi Tel Aviv Coach Expects Daniel Theis to Play Against Partizan

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Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Oded Katash anticipates player Daniel Theis will play in their upcoming EuroLeague game against Partizan Belgrade. The team is seeking to end a five-game losing streak as they travel to Serbia. Katash stressed the importance of trust and effort, while players expressed readiness to compete and bounce back from recent defeats.

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  • Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Oded Katash expects Daniel Theis to play against Partizan Belgrade.
  • Maccabi Tel Aviv is looking to break a five-game losing streak in their EuroLeague match.
  • Coach Katash emphasized the need for trust, effort, and good communication within the team.
  • The team has relocated some games to Cyprus due to unspecified circumstances.

Maccabi Tel Aviv, currently in a deep slump with five consecutive losses, is set to face Partizan Belgrade on Friday night. The team has departed for Serbia, with coach Oded Katash expressing the need for his players to trust each other and focus on controllable aspects like effort and communication to overcome their difficult period.

Regarding player availability, Katash indicated that Daniel Theis is likely to play against Partizan, though he could not confirm the exact amount of playing time. "Daniel, like the rest of the players, is important to us, and we need him to be in the right shape. When we need him, we will use him," Katash stated.

The coach also commented on the team's recent move to play games in Cyprus, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to play in front of fans, even if not in Israel. He acknowledged the team's appreciation for Partizan's fans and the city of Belgrade, but emphasized that the decision to play in Cyprus was for the good of the club.

Brissett highlighted the importance of playing well on both ends of the court and expressed confidence after good training sessions.

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