Israel-Iran conflict: Missile strike hits home of former Fenerbahçe coach!

During Iran's aerial attacks on Israel, it was reported that the building housing the residence of former Fenerbahçe Beko head coach Dimitris Itoudis in Tel Aviv was targeted. It was stated that Itoudis, who was in Greece at the time of the incident, did not have his apartment damaged, although the building sustained some structural damage.

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Israel-Iran conflict: Missile strike hits home of former Fenerbahçe coach!

The attacks launched by Iran in response to military operations conducted by Israel targeted various parts of Tel Aviv. It was alleged that one of the missiles struck the building where the residence of experienced coach Itoudis, who manages Hapoel Tel Aviv, is located.

HE WAS IN GREECE DURING THE ATTACK

It was stated that Itoudis, who was in his home country of Greece at the time of the incident, did not suffer any personal harm. It was reported that while the building sustained damage, the apartment where Itoudis lives is in good condition.

STATEMENT FROM THE CLUB

Hapoel Tel Aviv club released a statement following the attack. The statement noted that Itoudis' home did not sustain any damage and warned the public to refrain from spreading unverified information.

FENERBAHÇE CAREER

Dimitris Itoudis, who won the EuroLeague championship with CSKA Moscow in 2016 and 2019, served as the head coach of Fenerbahçe Beko during the 2022-2023 season.