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Chris Silva Nearing Deal with Partizan Belgrade

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Former Bnei Herzliya player Chris Silva is reportedly close to signing with Partizan Belgrade. The center previously played for Fenerbahçe and is expected to earn around $100,000. Silva also played for AEK Athens before joining the EuroLeague.

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  • Chris Silva, formerly of Bnei Herzliya, is nearing a deal with Partizan Belgrade.
  • Silva previously played for Fenerbahçe and is expected to earn $100,000.
  • He attracted interest from Barcelona in the past.
  • Silva played 20 EuroLeague games for Fenerbahçe with modest stats.
  • He impressed in the FIBA Champions League with AEK Athens.

Chris Silva, a center who previously played in Israel's top basketball league for Bnei Herzliya, is reportedly on the verge of signing with Partizan Belgrade. Silva, who later joined Turkish club Fenerbahçe, is expected to make the move to the Serbian capital. He previously attracted interest from Barcelona. During his time with Fenerbahçe, Silva played 20 EuroLeague games, averaging 3.8 points and 1.6 rebounds. Before his EuroLeague stint, he played for AEK Athens, where he impressed with 14.8 points and 8 rebounds in the FIBA Champions League. Silva is expected to earn approximately $100,000.

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