Owner Hapoel Tel Aviv: “Let’s go for a budget of 40m euros – I have a good relationship with Michic, in his hand where he will play”

OR Hapoel Tel Aviv is getting ready for the Euroleagueas he secured a place in the event through the conquest of Eurocup.

Already, the Israeli club has shown the mood to spend a lot of moneyto create a competitive set, especially in the midst of hardening to athletes approach In the midst of war.

It is reasonable, therefore, her budget Hapoel move on high levels. This is exactly what the team owner confirmed Ofer Janaiwho spoke to “Basketnews” about the financial data that has been shaped by the Association but also about negotiations with Vasilie Michic.

In detail what he said:

For the budget: “Last year we were about 100 million Sekel (25 million euros). And this year we will go to 160 (40 million euros). “

For players’ salary: “I think it’s over 25 million euros. We’ll see this in the end. We didn’t sign all the players we wanted. “

Whether Hapoel raises the prices of players with its large deals: “It’s very simple. I pay a slightly higher price because I am in the Euroleague for only one year and my country is in war. If you give me a license I will pay less. Make sure the war is over. Support Israel in its efforts to end the war, and I will pay less. And before checking me, check Dubai. I think they swell the market even more. “

For Hapoel’s attempt to take Vasilie Michic: “I’ve talked to him. I think he is an amazing personality, in addition to being an amazing player. I think Vassa, if he wanted to play for Hapoel Tel Aviv, would do that. We have reached a point where there are final offers from many clubs. It is really up to him to decide where he wants to focus his talent and his efforts. “

If she believes that Hapoel would be the right club for the Serbian playmaker: “I think he has a good relationship with me and coach Itoudis. He also likes the fact that we are trying to build something special here and bring some new business culture. This is something that can be very good for him. But it’s up to him to decide. “