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Elijah Bryant may leave Maccabi Tel Aviv immediately and join Milwaukee
The 26-year-old guard, who is ending his contract at the end of the season, has been on the team's sights for a long time and appeared in the media in the summer of 2019 and may strengthen its squad towards the start of the playoffs.
Maccabi Tel Aviv will demand adequate compensation, but if the deal goes through, it will be left with only seven foreigners in the championship and cup matches.
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Wednesday, 05 May 2021, 12:17
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Another Yannis is waiting for him.
Elijah Bryant (Photo: Danny Maron)
The Yellows 'guard has been in the Bucks' sights for a long time, in their uniform he played in the summer league in 2019, and may strengthen the team's roster until the end of the season.
If the deal goes through, Maccabi will remain on the roster with seven foreigners for the Cup final and the championship
fights Maccabi Tel Aviv's American player Elijah Bryant may leave Israel in the coming days and join the Milwaukee Bucks.
As we reported earlier this week, Bryant has been on the Bucks' radar for about two years, and in recent days the American team has begun contacts with the player.
Bryant arrived in Israel three years ago and signed with Maccabi Tel Aviv in the summer of 2019 after excelling in the summer league in a Milwaukee uniform.
The Yellows signed him to a two-year contract with no way out, when last season Milwaukee began examining the possibility of joining him, but encountered opposition from the Yellows.
Now, when it is clear that the guard will not continue with Maccabi for next season, the Bucks are trying to add him again, and it seems that this time the team will agree to the move.
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If Bryant does eventually leave for the NBA, Maccabi will remain with seven foreigners on the roster until the end of the season, when it is not possible to add another player.
The Yellows are close to securing first place in the Premier League before the playoffs, and next week they will play against Maccabi Rishon Lezion in the state cup final.
Maccabi Tel Aviv made it clear to Bryant's men that without significant compensation they would not release the player immediately, especially with two titles left on the table.
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