The forward, who will sign up for the Euroleague game after more than a year, admitted that he considered ending his career due to injury: "You have to know how to put things on the table" • Sapropolos: "Omri will play under a minute limit"
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Omri Caspi will register tomorrow (Thursday, 21:05) for the game against the Red Star Belgrade and for the first time since November 7, 2019 he will receive minutes in the Euroleague game.
"I feel great physically," Caspi said, "the body feels great and the knee feels great. The hardest step for me right now is fatigue and getting back into shape. Until three weeks ago I did not run for almost 12 months, which is a relatively long time, but recovery and training give me "Time to get back in shape. I'm happy to be back after a long absence."
When asked if he considered retiring due to his health condition, the player admitted: "I had the thought of retiring because the body does not allow me to return to play. There is no doubt that this is something that went through in my conversation with myself, the family and the team. "High in the world in this specific analysis. He did it a lot of times with an athlete on the U.S., and along the way we believed, there would be improvement and I could play."
His coach Yannis Sapropoulos also sounded pleased with his players' return to action: "Slowly everyone is getting into the rhythm, like John Dibertolomeo and Omri. I expect Yuval Sussman to start playing with the team soon as well. "Obviously Omri will have a minute limit, but it is very important that he returns, it is something we have been expecting from the beginning of the season."