According to the Ministry of Health's guidelines, anyone coming from Spain to Israel should stay in solitary confinement and the yellows are exploring alternatives to the Basque hospitality • In a statement issued by the club: "We will make a tidy update, we thank the public for understanding and support these days and for the lenders."

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The spread of the Corona virus continues to disrupt the sporting agenda and is affected mainly by the teams playing in the European factories. Maccabi Tel Aviv, which is in Serbia on the occasion of its match tonight (Friday, 20:00) in front of the Red Star Belgrade announced today that the country is the first patient with the disease, and the group hopes that the Ministry of Health will not announce the obligation of isolation to return from Serbia.

Also, it is still unclear whether and where the next yellow game will be held where they should host the Spanish Basque Country. According to the Ministry of Health's instructions, anyone coming from Spain to Israel should stay in solitary confinement for two weeks, so that the Basque group cannot reach Israel. In the last day all options are considered and one option is to host the game in another country.

A statement issued by the club said: "The Maccabi Tel Aviv Basketball Club monitors all developments in the Corona virus, is in direct contact with the health and sports authorities, has acted, acted and will follow the procedures set out to maintain public and group health."

Maccabi added: "The latest period is new to everyone and requires preparation from moment to moment, at any given time. We study the conditions and implications for the games, the teams that are supposed to be hosted in Israel and our fans and will make a tidy update.