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VR Capital Urges Tel Aviv Court to Halt Maccabi Tel Aviv Share Transfers
VR Capital Group and Richard Deitz filed an urgent Tel Aviv court motion to block new ownership maneuvers by the Recanati family and Shimon Mizrahi regarding Maccabi Tel Aviv shares.
Eric Stillman exposes the Recanati family: "They are hiding skeletons under Yad Eliyahu"
Main sponsor Eric Stillman in an unbridled interview against the Recanati family, warns of a massive lawsuit and explains why, in his opinion, the club has become a non-functioning wreck.
Eric Shtilman takes a dramatic step against the Recanati family: heading to court
A huge drama behind the scenes of Maccabi Tel Aviv: the main sponsor sent a sharp warning letter and threatens to take legal action following a planned move that he claims was intended to deprive him of purchasing the club's shares.
Arik Shtilman criticizes the Recanati family: "They have no money"
Rapyd founder Arik Shtilman continues his public campaign regarding control of the Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball club. He claims the Recanati family has lacked significant capital since the 90s and reveals an email from Udi Recanati explicitly stating he had no intention of investing in the team.
Maccabi Tel Aviv sponsor accuses: "The Recanati family deceived the other shareholders"
Against the backdrop of the Recanati family's announcement to the other owners that it is selling half of its shares to Jason Levin, Eric Stillman claims that the process of acquiring the Federman family's share was illegal, and that in fact, they have no right to carry out the deal with Levin.
Erik Stilleman files complaint against Sport 5 over Maccabi Tel Aviv conflict
Rapid founder and CEO Erik Stilleman, who is battling for control of the Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball club, has filed an official complaint against the Sport 5 channel. Stilleman accuses the channel's owners, the Recanati family, of using their media platform to promote private interests and failing to provide objective coverage of the dispute.
Huge drama at Maccabi: Recanati family sells half of its shares for $50 million
Following a wave of speculation regarding new investors, the Recanati family is selling half of its shares to businessman Jason Levien for $50 million. Shimon Mizrahi and other shareholders must now decide whether to exercise their right of first refusal. Meanwhile, Arik Shtilman has been sidelined once again.
Erik Stielman challenges the Recanati family to a debate: "Anywhere and at any time"
Against the backdrop of negotiations over the future of club ownership, the businessman has published a public appeal to the Recanati family, attached an archival video, and criticized their conduct toward Maccabi Tel Aviv fans.
Shtilman submitted a new offer to purchase Recanati's shares in Maccabi Tel Aviv
The founder of Rapyd has offered 120 million dollars for 58% of Maccabi Tel Aviv and an injection of an additional 30 million into the club. At the same time, the Recanati family intends to sell half of its holdings to the Jewish-American businessman, former CEO of the Memphis Grizzlies.
Shake-up at Maccabi Tel Aviv: Recanati family sells stake to US businessman
The Recanati family, which holds the majority of the club's shares, has initiated proceedings to sell half of its stake. The new investor is set to be Jewish-American businessman Jason Levien, a former CEO of an NBA team.
Amir Pleg Attacks Tzanciper and Zeevi: “A Campaign of Filth and Shallow Score-Settling”
A dispute surrounding Maccabi Tel Aviv: Amir Pleg, writing in HaYom, responds to criticism on Sport 5 aimed at Arik Stilman and the Recanati family.