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Bonzi Colson Returns to Maccabi Tel Aviv, Aiming for EuroLeague Final Four

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Bonzi Colson returned to Maccabi Tel Aviv, greeted by fans at Ben Gurion Airport, and aims to lead the team to the EuroLeague Final Four. He praised the club's fans and coaching staff, emphasizing team chemistry and high expectations for the season.

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  • Bonzi Colson returns to Maccabi Tel Aviv for his second tenure.
  • He was warmly welcomed by fans at Ben Gurion Airport.
  • Colson aims to help the team reach the EuroLeague Final Four.
  • He praised the club's fans as the best in Europe.
  • Colson highlighted his communication with teammates and coach Oded Katash.
  • He expressed excitement to contribute to Maccabi's legacy and success.

Bonzi Colson arrived at Ben Gurion Airport on Tuesday, greeted enthusiastically by Maccabi Tel Aviv fans as he begins his second stint with the club. Carried on the shoulders of supporters, Colson celebrated with them and expressed his excitement to be back. "The fans are the best in Europe," he said, emphasizing the unique atmosphere and support he feels at Maccabi.

Colson shared that he has been in contact with teammates John DiBartolomeo, Armando Bacot, and coach Oded Katash, aiming to build chemistry and meet the team's high expectations. "Our goal is the Final Four," he stated, adding that the squad has the talent to achieve this and that everyone must take the next step in their development.

Reflecting on his decision to return, Colson acknowledged the special nature of Maccabi Tel Aviv and the legacy he wants to contribute to. He praised coach Katash for his role in his growth as a player and expressed eagerness to play under him again. Colson highlighted the emotional connection with the fans and the club, calling it a unique experience that motivates him to perform at his best.

This arrival marks the traditional week of foreign player signings for the Israeli Basketball Premier League, with Colson's return boosting Maccabi's ambitions for the upcoming season.

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