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Idan Alber signed for Maccabi Tel Aviv for the season: "A dream come true"

The guard who grew up in the Yellows' youth department returned from the question and thickened the Israeli staff of Yannis Sapropoulos: "He will have opportunities to help the team"

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Maccabi Tel Aviv announced today (Thursday) that guard Idan Alber will return to the squad after two years of loan to Hapoel Kfar Saba from the national league and Urbani Ness Ziona from the Premier League. The young guard (20, 1.93m) is set to join the team's league games as he joins the back line that includes John Dibertolomeo, Scotty Wilbkin, Chris Jones and Tyler Dorsey.

"I'm happy to be back home to the club I started playing at from the age of 5 and that for years I would come to games with the family as a subscriber at Gate 3," Albert said. "It's a dream come true. I'm ready for the challenge, looking forward to getting on the pitch and playing for the club and the fans."

"Idan Alber is another Israeli player we believe in," coach Yannis Sapropoulos told the official website. "He has been part of the Maccabi family because he has been in the club since the age of 5. I am glad we signed him. He is a player who grew up in Maccabi and will return and will have the opportunities to help the team and be part of our successful development program."

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Albert (20, 1.93), who will be the fifth player from the youth department in the senior team alongside Omri Caspi, Yuval Sussman, Dori Sahar and Yonatan Atias, was one of the Yellows' leading youth players and even played a key role in the Israeli team winning the European Reserve Championship in summer 2019. / 19 was loaned to Hapoel Kfar Saba and recorded 10.6 points, 4.5 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game. Last season he moved to the Premier League, signed with Nes Ziona, recorded 23 games and recorded 2.4 points per game.

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