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Maccabi Tel Aviv Faces Uncertainty Over Loney Walker's Future After NBA Exit Clause Expires

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Loney Walker's NBA exit clause with Maccabi Tel Aviv expired, but his future remains uncertain as he continues NBA talks. Maccabi is preparing its roster with new signings and negotiating with Iffe Lundberg amid Walker's potential departure.

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  • Loney Walker's NBA exit clause expired but his future with Maccabi Tel Aviv is still undecided.
  • Walker and his agents continue talks with multiple NBA teams, monitored by Maccabi.
  • Walker's potential departure would free about $2.2 million in salary for Maccabi.
  • Maccabi has signed Yam Madar and Bonzi Colson for the upcoming season.
  • Negotiations with Danish guard Iffe Lundberg show progress but no agreement yet.
  • Other EuroLeague teams are also interested in Lundberg amid ongoing talks.

The NBA exit clause in Loney Walker's contract with Maccabi Tel Aviv expired overnight between Wednesday and Thursday, but the American guard's future with the club remains unresolved. According to the agreement, Walker had the option to leave if he received an NBA offer, but despite the clause's expiration, Maccabi officials emphasize that discussions are still ongoing. Walker and his representatives continue negotiations with several NBA teams, and Maccabi is closely monitoring these developments. If progress is made by the end of the week, Walker could potentially return to the United States, leaving a significant salary space of approximately $2.2 million for the club to strengthen its roster.

Meanwhile, Maccabi Tel Aviv is actively building its squad for the upcoming season, having officially signed Yam Madar from Hapoel Tel Aviv and Bonzi Colson, who returned after playing for Fenerbahçe. The possible departure of Walker would notably impact the team's backcourt composition and budget.

In parallel, Maccabi is advancing negotiations with Danish guard Iffe Lundberg. Talks have been ongoing for over a month, with recent progress as Lundberg has softened his financial demands. However, no final agreement has been reached yet, and other EuroLeague teams remain interested in Lundberg's status.

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