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Hapoel Tel Aviv to Release Center Jonathan Motley, Veteran Guard Tomas Satoransky Considered
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First reported by N12 · Jun 28, 2026
What happened
Hapoel Tel Aviv plans to part ways with center Jonathan Motley due to declining performance, while veteran guard Tomas Satoransky is considered as a new addition following Chris Jones's exit. Motley's agent is seeking new EuroLeague opportunities for him, and the club aims to strengthen its guard rotation for the upcoming season.
- 01Jonathan Motley is set to leave Hapoel Tel Aviv despite a recent two-year contract extension.
- 02Motley's performance declined late in the season, limiting his playing time in key games.
- 03Hapoel is actively seeking a new guard after Chris Jones's departure, with Yam Madar expected to step up.
- 04Veteran guard Tomas Satoransky, with NBA and EuroLeague experience, is a top candidate to join the team.
- 05Satoransky averaged 7 points and 4.3 assists last EuroLeague season and won the 2023 Spanish league title with Barcelona.
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