Departure signal from Tyler Dorsey: Disrespect
Tyler Dorsey, who plays for the Basketball Super League team Fenerbahçe Beko, made a post on his social media account.
Tyler Dorsey, who plays for Fenerbahçe Beko in the Turkish Basketball Super League, made a post on his X account.
The 28-year-old Greek-American player stated in his social media post, "Disrespect at all time high. 24/25 can’t wait".
Disrespect at all time high ?? 24/25 can’t wait ???
— Tyler Dorsey (@TDORSEY_1) March 24, 2024
Tyler Dorsey, who previously played for Olympiacos in Greece, was linked with Panathinaikos during the summer transfer period. In fact, the Greek club's president, Dimitris Giannakopoulos, had announced that they had reached an agreement with Dorsey on all terms, but the club did not allow his departure.
"PANATHINAIKOS IS BUILDING GOOD THINGS"
Tyler Dorsey, whose name has been linked with Panathinaikos, had previously spoken highly of Ergin Ataman in an interview with the Greek press. Dorsey said, "Panathinaikos is building something good. Everyone can see that. We must show respect where it is due. They are very good this year, especially at home. It is great to see this atmosphere.
ERGIN ATAMAN GRANTS FREEDOM
Ergin Ataman is a guard coach. He gives his playmakers freedom. He has a very good system; I have realized this for years because we have been opponents. You have to respect him. He is doing a good job at Panathinaikos so far," he had said.
News Source: 12punto
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