Itoudis denounces instability in the Euroleague: 'Cannibalism' among coaches

The coach of Hapoel Tel Aviv, Dimitris Itoudis, has expressed his concern about the constant rotation of coaches in the EuroLeague, describing it as 'professional cannibalism.' Itoudis, president of the EuroLeague Coaches Association (EHCB), regrets the lack of stability and respect for contracts in the league, emphasizing the importance of honoring labor agreements.

Criticism of 'devouring coaches'

Itoudis referred to the current trend in the EuroLeague of hiring coaches for short periods and then dismissing them prematurely. According to the coach, this situation not only affects the coaches but also the ecosystem of European basketball in general.

The role of the coaches' union

Itoudis also highlighted the work of the coaches' union and its relationship with the league's management. He emphasized the importance of coaches being listened to and respected in the workplace, as well as the need to promote stability and respect for contracts in the EuroLeague.

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