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4 stories about Maccabi Tel Aviv
European basketball is chasing the NBA with money
04.10.26
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Itay Goder
Wealthy owners are pouring millions into EuroLeague rosters as the competition prepares for a potentially transformative expansion.
A $50 million purchase has opened a new battle for Maccabi Tel Aviv
09.09.26
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Tomer Ganon
The Recanati family’s acquisition of the Federmans’ 29% stake has triggered a shareholder dispute and a court battle over the right of first refusal. A recording submitted to the court reveals the controlling shareholder’s candid account of the deal and his plans for Maccabi.
Recanati family takes control of Maccabi Tel Aviv in $50 million deal
07.07.26
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CTech
The family exercised its right of first refusal to buy the Federman stake in the basketball club, ending a proposed investment by Rapyd CEO Arik Shtilman and raising its ownership to 58%.
Rapyd CEO Arik Shtilman buys into Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball
26.05.26
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Meir Orbach
Fedanco Sports proposes $30 million investment as ownership structure at the club shifts.