Maccabi is reportedly requesting that the games against Olympiacos and Panathinaikos be played behind closed doors.
Maccabi Tel Aviv is moving to Cyprus this year for its EuroLeague home games, using the “Spyros Kyprianou” Arena in Limassol as its home court.
The Israelis are reportedly requesting that the games against Olympiacos and Panathinaikos be played without spectators.
According to media reports, Maccabi prefers that the games be played behind closed doors because there are many fans of the “eternal rivals” in Cyprus, and their own team would feel like the visiting side.
However, no decision has been made yet, and it remains to be seen in the coming days whether Maccabi will indeed submit a request to the EuroLeague.
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