Official: Kamar Baldwin signs with Maccabi Tel Aviv until end of season

Maccabi Tel Aviv officially announced the signing of guard Kamar Baldwin until the end of the season. The 29-year-old player was released from Bayern Munich and will join training in the coming days, following the injury of Iffe Lundberg.

Maccabi Tel Aviv officially announced today (Tuesday) the signing of guard Kamar Baldwin until the end of the season. The 29-year-old player was released from Bayern Munich and will join team training in the coming days, aiming to bolster the backcourt for the remainder of the EuroLeague campaign. Club chairman Shimon Mizrahi stated: 'Following Iffe Lundberg's injury, which requires a prolonged absence, we acted with full intensity to find a player to fill his place in the roster.' Coach Oded Kattash welcomed the deal: 'Kamar is a tough player with experience in the EuroLeague and European basketball.' Baldwin himself added: 'I am happy to be part of the Maccabi family.' Baldwin's arrival injects momentum into the yellow squad, which celebrated a Winner Cup victory last night after a comeback from a 23-point deficit in the derby. Baldwin (1.85 meters), a native of Georgia, began his career at Turk Telekom, recorded a career season at Gottingen in Germany with 19.2 points per game, and starred in the EuroCup with Trento in Italy. He made his EuroLeague debut in the 2024/25 season with Baskonia in Spain. In November 2024, he received Georgian citizenship and became one of the national team's stars.