By Panagiotis Vlachos / info@eurohoops.net
Khadeen Carrington stays in Istrael, moving from Jerusalm to Tel Aviv, as Hapoel announced a new deal with him
Per the press release: Hapoel IBI Tel Aviv Basketball Club is pleased to announce the signing of guard Khadeen Carrington, who has signed a three-year contract through the end of the 2028/29 season.
Carrington (30, 1.93m / 6’4″) joins Hapoel after spending the last four seasons with Jerusalem, where he won two Israeli State Cups, two Winner Cups, and one Israeli Super Cup. The guard, who represents the Israeli national team and was part of Israel’s most recent EuroBasket campaign and the FIBA Basketball World Cup Qualifiers, previously played for Mornar Bar, Limburg, Ludwigsburg, Monaco, Real Betis, and Dijon before making his way to Israel.
Over his four seasons in the Israeli Winner League, Carrington averaged 13.2 points, 2.5 rebounds, and 2.2 assists per game during the regular season. Last season in the BKT EuroCup, he averaged 14.8 points, 2.2 rebounds, and 2.1 assists per game.
Khadeen Carrington: “I’m excited for this next chapter and grateful for the opportunity to join Hapoel Tel Aviv after competing against the club over the past few years. The club has shown incredible growth over the past few years, and I am excited to be part of that journey”.
General Manager, George Hinas: “We are happy to welcome Khadeen to our family. It is an important move towards strengthening our Israeli players’ core. He is a player who can cover multiple roles. He understands what it means to play for Hapoel Tel Aviv, and he will definitely help us to be successful in the domestic competitions as well as in the Euroleague.”
Head Coach Dimitris Itoudis: “We’re very pleased to have Khadeen with us. I spoke with him, and he’s fully aware of what he can bring to the team. He has extensive experience in the Israeli league, and he’s excited to experience the differences between all the leagues he has played in and the EuroLeague. We’re happy to welcome him, and I congratulate him on joining the club.”
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