Hapoel Tel Aviv Signs Tomas Satoransky, Attracted by Flexible Living in Bulgaria
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First reported by N12 · 1 hour ago
What happened
Hapoel Tel Aviv signed Tomas Satoransky, who is attracted by living in Sofia and a flexible playing schedule that reduces travel to Israel. The 34-year-old former NBA and Barcelona player will serve as a backup point guard, aiming for a less demanding role in the EuroLeague. The club reversed its plan to base players in Israel due to security concerns, offering foreign players residence in Bulgaria instead.
- 01Hapoel Tel Aviv signed Tomas Satoransky, attracted by living in Sofia, Bulgaria.
- 02Satoransky values the option to skip some Israeli league games and stay in Bulgaria on weekends.
- 03He will be a backup point guard behind Vasilije Micić, seeking a less demanding role.
- 04The club reversed its plan to base players in Israel due to recent security tensions.
- 05Satoransky has eight NBA seasons and two Barcelona stints, aiming for EuroLeague success.
- 06Foreign players are offered residence in Sofia to attract talent amid regional uncertainties.
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