The professional success of Hapoel Galil Aliyon and the flourishing of its Israeli players who lead it is well felt this year in the league and quickly became one of the most fascinating stories in Israeli basketball.
At the same time as the professional success, in the club from Kfar Bloom they are not silent about the yeast and are already planning for the next season and have set several important goals for themselves.
In recent weeks, the club has been in negotiations with Nimrod Levy, Itai Moshkovich and Bryce Washington, three of the team's stars, and will make great efforts to keep them alongside Roy Huber, who already has a contract for next season, thus preserving the Israeli skeleton that led the club to success this year, as it was first learned by "Israel today".
Alongside the success in the local arena, the northern club marked the participation in a senior European event next season as a springboard for continued professional progress, which they would like the club to achieve.
The club is interested in participating in a senior European event and has set itself the goal of joining the Champions League, the latest and prestigious FIBA event that brings together the continent's best teams.
Roy Hoover.
Continues to the next season, photo: Maor Alxalsi
In addition to the professional growth process, the club is also actively working on the financial side.
The budget of the team and the players is increasing and will increase already next season in order to continue to meet additional goals.
The multitude of professional programs were developed by the club and the professional staff headed by coach Barak Peleg and his assistants Avishai Gordon and Shagyi Shalio, who have already signed a contract with the team for next season and will continue to steer the ship and the professional setup in the north.
At the same time, the club's management works in collaboration with the management of the team's youth department with the aim of strengthening the youth department and positioning it as a central player in the development of players at young ages.
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