Maccabi Reveals Financial Muscle: Budget Surpasses Previous Levels, Madar and Lundberg Among Top Earners

Maccabi Tel Aviv has, as promised, significantly boosted its budget and spending for the 2026/27 season, a fact underscored by the signings of Daniel Theis, Yam Madar, and Keaton Wallace. Israeli media outlets have officially reported Maccabi Tel Aviv's announcement and their players' salaries for the upcoming season.

Ten basketball players are earning a million euros or more per season, with Daniel Theis leading the pack as the highest-paid at $2.2 million. Yam Madar follows closely behind with $2 million, then Hoard and Lundberg at $1.8 million each, followed by Bonzie Colson and O'Shae Brissett, both earning $1.5 million annually.

Keaton Wallace comes in at $1.2 million, while T.J. Leaf and Roman Sorkin both command salaries of $1.1 million. Jimmie Clark rounds out the million-dollar earners at $1 million per year. John DiBartolomeo earns the same as Gur Lavi, $600,000 per season, Armando Bacot is on $500,000, Will Rayman $400,000, and Amit Ebo $220,000.

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