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Maccabi Tel Aviv Co-Owner Jayson Levin Vows to Restore Club's Glory

New Maccabi Tel Aviv co-owner Jayson Levin aims to restore the basketball club's European glory and significantly increase its investment to compete with top continental teams.

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What happened

  1. 01Jayson Levin aims to restore Maccabi Tel Aviv's European glory and increase its investment.
  2. 02Levin is in ongoing talks to bring EuroLeague games back to Israel.
  3. 03He believes substantial financial backing can help Maccabi compete with Europe's elite.
  4. 04Levin expressed respect for Shimon Mizrahi and the Recanati family amid ownership disputes.
  5. 05He aims to provide added value to the club through his experience and connections.

Levin is actively engaged in discussions to bring EuroLeague games back to Israel and believes a combination of the club's legacy and substantial financial backing can achieve this goal. He also addressed the ongoing ownership dispute, expressing confidence in the commitment of current stakeholders to the club's welfare.

Translated and summarized by baba from N12, the latest report. Read N12’s original

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