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American Businessman Jason Levien Expresses Interest in Maccabi Tel Aviv Stake

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By מערכת ice

First reported by Walla · 3 hours ago

What happened

American businessman Jason Levien has expressed interest in becoming a significant shareholder in Maccabi Tel Aviv, calling it an "interesting opportunity." While he is honored by the consideration, Levien is awaiting the resolution of ongoing legal disputes and arbitration among the club's current shareholders before committing to any deal.

  • 01Jason Levien is interested in becoming a shareholder in Maccabi Tel Aviv.
  • 02Levien described the club as an "interesting opportunity."
  • 03He is awaiting resolution of shareholder disputes and legal proceedings.
  • 04The ownership dispute is currently in arbitration.
  • 05Levien remains in contact with club management.

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IceUnrated · Hebrew2 hours ago
American Businessman Jason Levien Expresses Interest in Maccabi Tel Aviv Stake
WallaCenter · Hebrew3 hours ago
Jason Levien Expresses Interest in Maccabi Tel Aviv Basketball Club

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