Maccabi Tel Aviv Target May Leave Olympiacos After Poor Start
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
John Konchar, a player previously considered by Maccabi Tel Aviv, is reportedly contemplating leaving Olympiacos after playing only two games. The swingman has struggled to adapt, failing to score in his EuroLeague appearances and feeling pressure. He is expected to travel with his team for a game against Maccabi Tel Aviv, but his future remains uncertain.
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- John Konchar, a Maccabi Tel Aviv target, may leave Olympiacos after two games.
- Konchar has not scored any points in his 35 minutes of EuroLeague play.
- The player reportedly feels uncomfortable, insecure, and pressured at Olympiacos.
- He is scheduled to travel with Olympiacos for a game against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- Konchar previously played seven seasons in the NBA before joining Olympiacos.
John Konchar, a player previously linked as a potential signing for Maccabi Tel Aviv, is reportedly considering leaving his new team, Olympiacos, after just two games. Konchar, who spent seven seasons in the NBA before joining the Greek club, has not yet adapted to his new environment. He was not registered for Olympiacos's domestic league games and has played 35 minutes across two EuroLeague appearances without scoring a single point. His statistics in the EuroLeague show him with 0 points on 0-for-6 shooting from three-point range, along with four rebounds and two assists.
According to Eurohoops, Konchar is feeling uncomfortable, insecure, and pressured, prompting his consideration of departure. He is scheduled to travel with Olympiacos for their upcoming EuroLeague game against Maccabi Tel Aviv in Cyprus on Tuesday, unless immediate developments alter his situation. The article notes that Olympiacos signed Konchar shortly before player Giannis Montonro suffered a long-term injury. However, with the recent return to fitness of another player, who scored 28 points in a recent game, Konchar's future with the European champions appears uncertain.
