Hapoel Tel Aviv Advances Talks to Sign NBA Star Russell Westbrook
Hapoel Tel Aviv is reportedly progressing in negotiations to sign NBA veteran Russell Westbrook, according to recent reports from the United States. After initial denials from the Israeli club about interest in Westbrook, American media outlet The Athletic and journalist Marc Jacobs confirmed that talks are ongoing and advancing. Westbrook, 37, is considering his first career move outside the NBA, where he has been a nine-time All-Star, former MVP, and holds the record for most triple-doubles in league history. If the deal is finalized, Hapoel Tel Aviv would become the first non-American team to sign the former NBA star, marking one of the biggest signings in European basketball history. While no agreement has been reached yet, Westbrook's potential move to Europe appears increasingly likely, with Hapoel Tel Aviv competing with other interested parties such as Panathinaikos and a Dubai team. This development could open a new chapter in Westbrook's career away from the NBA.
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