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Maccabi Rishon Lezion turned to Jeremy Fargo, also Hapoel Tel Aviv in the picture

The guard (34, 1.88), who finished last season in the Hapoel Jerusalem uniform and has not played since, is in excellent contact with the oranges' coach Guy Goodes, with the Reds also looking for a replacement for Dibbler in the picture.

Fargo's financial demands at this stage are high for both teams

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Thursday, 04 February 2021, 08:30

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Many Premier League teams are busy these days trying to strengthen the squad for the crucial part of the season, with one of the most prominent names in the market being Jeremy Fargo, who finished last season at Hapoel Jerusalem, but has not played since.

The one who approached the player at the beginning of the week was Maccabi Rishon Lezion, whose coach Guy Goodes and Fargo have an excellent relationship, but Fargo's financial demand is still high for the Oranges.

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During the night, Hapoel Tel Aviv was also interested in Fargo, given the weak ability of John Dibler and the injury of JP Tokoto, but the answer she received from the player was similar.

Fargo's entourage estimated in the evening that if a good financial offer came, he would return to Israel.

Fargo (1.88), who will celebrate in March 35, began his professional career at Gilboa / Galil, won the championship and moved to Maccabi Tel Aviv.

In the summer of 2011 he came to the NBA when he signed with Memphis, and also played in Cleveland and Philadelphia before joining CSKA Moscow in the 2013/14 season. The following season he returned to Israel to Maccabi Tel Aviv under Goodes.

His next stops were in China, Italy, Development League and Lebanon before returning in 2017. In the 2019/20 season he played in the Development League before getting a chance at the Golden State Warriors. He finished the season at Hapoel Jerusalem, but despite his great performance in the Final Four semifinals, did not lead the team to the title. .

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