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Euroleague Officials Visit Israel to Assess Return of Games
Euroleague officials, including CEO Chus Bueno, visited Israel to assess the potential return of tournament games. They met with Israeli club leaders, Minister of Culture and Sport Miki Zohar, and European ambassadors to showcase the country's security and daily routine.
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What happened
- 01Euroleague CEO Chus Bueno and Competition Manager Diego Gian visited Israel to evaluate bringing games back.
- 02Israeli club leaders, Minister Miki Zohar, and European ambassadors presented Israel's security and routine.
- 03The delegation met with players and partners to discuss daily life in Israel.
- 04Fans displayed a banner at a Maccabi Tel Aviv game advocating for the Euroleague's return.
- 05A decision on the Euroleague's return to Israel is expected within approximately ten days.
The delegation also witnessed a large crowd at a local basketball game, where fans displayed a banner advocating for the Euroleague's return. A decision on bringing the games back to Israel is anticipated within ten days.
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