PAOK and Hapoel Tel Aviv Vie for Tyler Dorsey with Million-Euro Offers
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
PAOK and Hapoel Tel Aviv are competing to sign basketball player Tyler Dorsey, who is nearing the end of his suspension from Olympiacos. Hapoel Tel Aviv reportedly offered nearly one million euros, prompting PAOK to counter with a two million euro offer. Dorsey's suspension ends October 15, and his future with Olympiacos is unclear.
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- PAOK and Hapoel Tel Aviv are in a bidding war for player Tyler Dorsey.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv's offer is reportedly close to one million euros.
- PAOK has reportedly doubled the offer to two million euros.
- Dorsey's suspension from Olympiacos ends October 15.
- Dorsey averaged 15.9 points last season and 12.6 this season.
Greek basketball club PAOK is reportedly in a bidding war with Israeli club Hapoel Tel Aviv for the services of player Tyler Dorsey, who is currently suspended by Olympiacos. Dorsey's suspension is set to end on October 15, but his future with Olympiacos remains uncertain. Both Hapoel Tel Aviv and PAOK are looking to sign him.
According to Greek media reports, Hapoel Tel Aviv has made an offer approaching one million euros for Dorsey. Representatives for Dorsey informed PAOK of this development, prompting PAOK's owner, Mistakidis, to instruct the club to double the offer to two million euros. This move aims to secure the player, who will become a free agent in a few months.
Dorsey had a strong previous season, averaging 15.9 points and shooting 38.6% from three-point range. He started the current 2026-27 season with 25 points against Baskonia, but saw limited playing time in his last game against Valencia, scoring only 2 points in 5 minutes. His season averages are 12.6 points per game with 40.7% three-point shooting in 18:26 minutes.
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