Maccabi Tel Aviv Signs Keaton Wallace with $1.1 Million Annual Salary After Loni Walker's NBA Move
Maccabi Tel Aviv is set to sign Keaton Wallace as the replacement for Loni Walker, who recently agreed to a contract with the Denver Nuggets for the upcoming NBA season. Wallace, 27, standing 1.91 meters tall, will be leaving the United States for the first time in his professional career to join the Israeli basketball champions. Over the past two years, Wallace played for the Atlanta Hawks in the NBA, averaging 3.5 points per game in 10.1 minutes of play.
According to reports from the United States, Wallace's contract with Maccabi Tel Aviv is for two years, with an annual salary of $1.1 million. His arrival will complete the team's backcourt lineup under coach Oded Katash, which already includes Iffe Lundberg, Yam Madar, Jimmy Clark, John DiBartolomeo, and Amit Abo. The signing aims to strengthen Maccabi Tel Aviv's roster following Walker's departure to the NBA.
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