In Maccabi Tel Aviv sent a poignant letter to the administration: "There can be games without sports value that can hurt everyone and the league. If in Europe they return to play, Maccabi will not be able to participate in the league games due to a schedule. "• The manager:" On Friday Mizrahi did not mention the Euroleague in half a word "

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Maccabi Tel Aviv sent a harsh letter to the league administration on Sunday evening explaining why it was abstained from voting on the return of the league and also sending out some clear messages to continue.

The yellows criticize the fact that no adequate health solutions were provided to protect the players and professional staff and there was also no proper reference to the heavy economic damage suffered by the group. "There is a real fear of discrepancies between the teams in terms of the roster they will be able to put up. There could be games of no sports value that could hurt everyone and the league."

Maccabi Tel Aviv also makes clear that there were a number of groups who expressed opposition to significant economic problems they were facing and did not consider. The lead also reveals that Hapoel Jerusalem CEO Guy Harel honestly said that if there was a chance that the FIBA ​​Champions League would resume in July, he would also be opposed.

The Yellows make it clear that they are waiting for May 25 to know whether the Euroleague will be back in action and if so: "Maccabi will not be able to attend the league games."

However, the group makes it clear: "Further to the decisions, we are working to bring players back in the coming days. We are committed to our fans, subscribers and sponsors to deliver the highest quality team possible as it has ever been."

League Manager's Response to Maccabi Tel Aviv 's Letter: "The League Manager received a surprise by letter from Maccabi Tel Aviv Chairman Shimon Mizrahi.

"Last Friday, a four-hour board meeting was held, with a representative of Maccabi Tel Aviv, chairman Shimon Mizrahi who was present at the meeting, given time, like all other directors, to talk without interruption and did not mention the Euroleague word or word.

As mentioned above, the Major League Board of Directors decided in large part on the league's return to activity. There was no Friday, nor is there any clash with any active league in the world today. The decision of the league manager's board was made as already stated on May 8, while the Euroleague will only convene on the 25th of a month, or so, the Basketball Premier League is active for and for the basketball industry in Israel, and no permission is required to play from any other league. Beyond that, we will study the letter, and give it a full reply soon. "