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Maccabi Tel Aviv Faces $2.55 Million Lawsuit Amidst Ownership Dispute
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First reported by Walla · 1 day ago
What happened
VR Capital Group, holding 17.5% of Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball club shares, is suing Jason Levin and Guy Harel for $2.55 million, alleging a scheme to bypass its right of first refusal and transfer ownership shares improperly. The lawsuit highlights ongoing internal disputes over the club's control.
- 01Maccabi Tel Aviv faces a $2.55 million lawsuit from shareholder VR Capital Group.
- 02The suit alleges a coordinated effort to bypass VR Capital's right of first refusal.
- 03Jason Levin's company and broker Guy Harel are named as defendants.
- 04The dispute centers on the transfer of club shares and ownership control.
- 05The legal battle adds to ongoing management turmoil at the club.
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