Maccabi Tel Aviv has signed Kamar Baldwin from Bayern Munich through the end of the 2026-27 season, adding an experienced guard after Iffe Lundberg’s injury.

Maccabi Tel Aviv has signed guard Kamar Baldwin from Bayern Munich on a permanent transfer through the end of the 2026-27 season. The 29-year-old requested an early termination of his Bayern deal, resulting in a transfer fee paid to the German side. Maccabi moved swiftly to recruit Baldwin following a significant injury to guard Iffe Lundberg that requires an extended absence.
Maccabi currently holds a 2-8 EuroLeague record, sitting 18th in the standings. Head coach Oded Kattash noted Baldwin's European experience and versatile ability to cover both guard positions. Baldwin averaged 5.6 points across five EuroLeague games for Bayern this season after overcoming thigh injuries sustained during his time in Munich.
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