Former EuroLeague and NBA champion Elijah Bryant made his move to Hapoel Tel Aviv official.
The former Anadolu Efes guard signed a deal that will keep him with the EuroLeague newcomers until the 2027-28 season.
Last season, the combo guard was one of the top performers in the EuroLeague averaging 13.8 points, 4.2 rebounds, and 3.1 assists per game, shooting 36.1% from deep.
“I am proud and excited to join Hapoel Tel Aviv,” Bryant said. “The project that has been built here has intrigued me in particular—the vision, the ambitions, and the desire to succeed at the highest levels.”
Bryant is joining the third club from Israel during his 7-year career after Hapoel Eilat and Maccabi Tel Aviv. He had also a stint with the Milwaukee Bucks where he won the NBA championship back in 2021.
After Elijah Bryant signing, the Israeli club announced its second addition from the same club as Dan Oturu officially joined the team on a 3-year deal.
The 25-year old big averaged 8.8 points on an whooping 71.6% shooting from two-point range, along with 4.2 rebounds ( 2.0 offensive) and 1.0 block in his second season with Anadolu Efes.
