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Hapoel Tel Aviv: "Itudis Doesn't Count on Blatt," Reports Israeli Publication

Dimitris Itoudis doesn't count on Tamir Blatt, who is expected to be loaned out. The post Hapoel Tel Aviv: “Itoudis doesn't count on Blatt,” reports an Israeli publication appeared first on Eurohoops.

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