Hapoel Tel Aviv unveiled its second major signing of the day – Dan Oturu, who arrives from Anadolu Efes.
Earlier in the day, the Israeli club had officially announced the addition of Elijah Bryant, interestingly also coming from Anadolu Efes.
מועדון הכדורסל הפועל “IBI” תל אביב שמח לבשר על החתמתו של הסנטר דניאל אוטורו (25, 2.08 מ׳) לשלוש העונות הבאות, עד לסיום עונת 2027/28.
— Hapoel Tel Aviv BC (@HapoelTLVBC) July 6, 2025
הגבוה החדש באדום נבחר במקום ה-33 בדראפט ה-NBA בשנת 2020, שיחק בלוס אנג׳לס קליפרס, טורונטו ראפטורס ובקבוצת הג׳י ליג של שיקגו בולס.
את הקריירה… pic.twitter.com/467FCayvqA
Claim Now According to reports, Oturu has signed a three-year contract with Hapoel, and Donatas Urbonas states that his annual salary will be over $2 million .
During the previous season, Oturu appeared in 38 EuroLeague games for Anadolu Efes, averaging 8.8 points and 4.2 rebounds per game.
Before joining Anadolu Efes, he played for Merkezefendi, the Toronto Raptors, and the Los Angeles Clippers, and also had a stint in the G League with the Windy City Bulls.
In addition to Oturu and Bryant, Hapoel Tel Aviv has brought in two more players so far – Tai Odiase and Itay Segev. On the other hand, Noam Yaacov, Marcus Bingham, and Joe Ragland have left the club.
Read more:
- INTERVIEW: Derrick Rose breaks down the success of Jokic, Giannis, and Doncic in the NBA
- INTERVIEW: Jurica Golemac on building a legacy in Dubai: From zero to contender and EuroLeague spot
- INTERVIEW: George Hinas: Micic’s case is not closed; the Westbrook rumors are false
