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Dubai is preparing something very special for Palau: “The Catalans and the people of Kule will be cheering us on tomorrow.”
he dubai basketball Tomorrow, he has one of the most exciting events in the EuroLeague’s grueling schedule (8:30 p.m.). The Emirates are preparing to visit the Palau Blaugrana, where they want to compete and why not win. For this, Dubai will receive support from some countries. The club invited 150 people for the occasion.
family, friends and close friends of the people who make up Dubai; He plans to travel to the Palau Blaugrana to watch a match, as there is a lot of Catalan identity in the structure of the club. euro league before him balsa Written by Xavi Pascual.
As explained to MD Dejan Kamenjasevich As the club’s general manager in Dubai, the club will continue to make its presence known in Palau. The company will distribute white T-shirts to 150 guests With the motto “Som Hai Dubai”, he played against the Barça team in order to gain support for the match against Barça. “This fact will cause Dubai to significantly change its borders beyond the sporting aspect,” he elaborates.
”Tomorrow is a celebratory game for us.these shirts and the many Catalans at the club who come to support us. “It will be a very contentious and difficult match against a team that is playing well,” he added, praising Barça’s performance since taking over as manager. “Pascual put everything back in place.” It’s a very complex game, but we’ve played against just about everyone. “It’s going to be a fascinating game and as long as we don’t lose connectivity, we should be able to compete.”
“For us, this game will be like a festival. We will see this shirt and the many Catalans at the club who will be there to support us.”
they leave Kamenjasevich invited 150 Dubai fans to its stand in Palau to ensure“They are Catalans, they are Cresians, they are our friends, but tomorrow, only tomorrow, unfortunately, they will be rooting for Dubai.”
Finally, the club’s general manager elaborated further on the initiative. “The idea came from Marc Buchaka, one of the Catalans in our Dubai office. Since then we have all accepted and supported it. 9/10 All Catalans invited their friends to the game. Everyone at the visitor stand will be wearing this shirt, so We paid for their tickets,” he concluded to the MD.
Source: Mundo Deportivo
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