The Israeli team landed in the afternoon in Germany and already in the evening (Saturday) held their first training on the field in Heidelberg ahead of the game on Monday against Germany.
The blue-and-whites received a significant boost in the form of Tamir Blatt, who was released from Alba Berlin ahead of the game.
The coordinator, who last played for the team about a year ago, said before training: "It's amazing. I'm so happy to be with everyone and with friends. I miss it very much, I really missed it and it's fun to come back."
Blatt also referred to the desire to win on Monday to make up for the home loss on Friday, in which of course he is not a partner.
"We saw a video correcting mistakes and I have confidence in the guys that we can do it. Some of my teammates have joined the German team and there will be an interesting battle. If they ask me in training I will definitely help with scouting."
Whoever is with the team is Jake Cohen who despite the initial plan that he will not participate in the second game, took off with the rest of his teammates and will be on the roster for the game.
Hapoel Jerusalem player Adam Ariel remains in Israel.
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