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Hapoel Tel Aviv Negotiates Intensively to Retain Guard Yam Madar Amid Rival Interest

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First reported by N12 · 3 hours ago

What happened

Hapoel Tel Aviv is negotiating to retain guard Yam Madar, offering a $2.5 million salary, but he initially rejected it. Discussions focus on his role and playing time, with a key contract exit clause expiring soon. Rival Maccabi Tel Aviv is suspected of interest, while Madar also considers a U.S. college offer pending clearance.

01Hapoel Tel Aviv offers Yam Madar $2.5 million net, but he initially rejects the deal.
02Madar prioritizes his role and EuroLeague playing time over salary increases.
03Coach Dimitris Itoudis promises Madar the second point guard spot behind Vasilije Micić.
04Madar's mutual exit clause of $300,000 expires Tuesday at 23:59, after which he cannot leave without club approval.
05Hapoel suspects Maccabi Tel Aviv is targeting Madar, but Maccabi denies any offer.
06Madar has a high-value U.S. college offer but lacks clearance to play there yet.

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