Lior Lubin Cause of Death and Obituary: Recently, due to a sad news, the sports world is completely mourning. According to the latest news and social media reports, it is being told that Lior Lubin died on January 22, 2024 at the age of 46. His death is being mourned by the sports world and condolences are being expressed to his family. We have discussed in detail all the things related to the death of Lior Lubin in this article.
Who was Lior Lubin? How did Lior Lubin Die?
Lior Lubin was born on 19 September 1977 in Safed, Israel. He was an Israeli basketball coach by profession. He was once a national team player. He became the Israeli Premier League assists leader in 2000. His height was 1.92 meters. He had achieved a lot of success in his career on the basis of his ability. Recently, on January 22, 2024, Lior Lubin passed away at the age of 46. After his death, the sports world is remembering and mourning his contribution.
Lior Lubin Cause of Death and Obituary
Famous Israeli basketball coach Lior Lubin passed away on January 22, 2024. He was 46 years old. The cause of his death is being said to be cancer. He was suffering from cancer for a long time. Last month, due to his serious condition, he was admitted to the hospital, but he wanted to spend his last days at home with his family, so he was discharged from the hospital and died of cancer on January 22. It is done. After his death, many tributes poured in for him on social media. Following his death, Sports Rabbi said in a statement on social media Twitter “It’s a sad day for Israeli basketball as coach Lior Lubin has passed away at the age of 46 following a tough battle with cancer. Always a gentleman and loved by all, Lubin began his way as a player with Ramat Gan and played as well as coached numerous teams.”
It’s a sad day for Israeli basketball as coach Lior Lubin has passed away at the age of 46 following a tough battle with cancer. Always a gentleman and loved by all, Lubin began his way as a player with Ramat Gan and played as well as coached numerous teams. pic.twitter.com/9v9Gg3ZXc5
— Sports Rabbi (@thesportsrabbi) January 22, 2024
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