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Panathinaikos Likely to Release Guard Jerian Grant Amid Backcourt Reinforcements
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First reported by Mako · 51 minutes ago
What happened
Jerian Grant is expected to leave Panathinaikos as the club plans to add new guards, reducing his playing time. Hapoel Tel Aviv and a Dubai team have shown interest, though no official offers have been made. Grant's performance has declined recently, and Panathinaikos' new signings increase the likelihood of his exit.
- 01Panathinaikos plans to add one or two guards, likely reducing Jerian Grant's playing time significantly.
- 02Grant is considered the most probable player to leave if new guards join the team.
- 03Hapoel Tel Aviv is negotiating for Grant and willing to compensate Panathinaikos.
- 04A Dubai team has explored acquiring Grant but has not made a formal offer.
- 05Grant changed his agent last summer, possibly affecting transfer possibilities.
- 06Panathinaikos recently signed Branko Lazić, strengthening their backcourt under coach Željko Obradović.
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