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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Maccabi Tel Aviv Nears Signing of Pierria Henry, Suspended Until January

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Maccabi Tel Aviv Signs Pierria Henry Ahead of His Return to Play

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Maccabi Tel Aviv has signed guard Pierria Henry, who has been out of professional basketball for four years due to a doping ban. Although he cannot play in official games until mid-January, Henry is expected to arrive in Israel next week and join the team's practices. He has been undergoing rigorous training to prepare for his return to the court and will be on trial with the team.

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  • Maccabi Tel Aviv has signed guard Pierria Henry, who returns after a four-year absence.
  • Henry is currently serving a doping ban and can only return to play in mid-January.
  • He will join Maccabi's practices next week while on trial for a contract.
  • Henry completed a 90-day intensive training program in Arizona to prepare.
  • The guard aims to secure a contract with Maccabi for the rest of the season.
Maccabi Tel Aviv Signs Pierria Henry Ahead of His Return to Play
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Maccabi Tel Aviv has surprisingly decided to sign Pierria Henry, a guard who has not played for the past four years due to a doping violation. Henry is ineligible to return to competitive play until mid-January. Despite his current suspension, he is expected to arrive in Israel next week and join the team's practices.

Henry has been preparing for his comeback, regardless of whether it is with Maccabi or another team. He recently completed a 90-day training program at the Explosive Athletes Institute in Tampa, Arizona, to maintain his physical fitness. He will be on trial with the Yellows, aiming to secure a contract for the remainder of the season.

The team's decision to bring him in comes after a significant period away from professional basketball. Henry's return to the court is anticipated in the coming months, with his integration into Maccabi's training sessions marking the first step.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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