Nikola Mirotic will continue his career at Valencia Basket. Once rumored to be close to retirement after his only season at Monaco, the former Spanish international has signed for 2026-2027 with the reigning Spanish champion, also a semifinalist in the last EuroLeague.
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Yoan Makoundou could finally join FC Barcelona. One year after a first agreement that fell through due to AS Monaco's refusal to release him, the French big man is in negotiations with the Catalan club according to our information.
EuroLeague - Olivier Sarr has officially signed with Real Madrid for the next two seasons, until 2028. The French center thus returns to Europe nine years after leaving the Pôle France for the United States and becomes the third Frenchman on the Madrid roster alongside Théo Maledon and Timothé Luwawu-Cabarrot.
NBA - Croatian forward Mario Hezonja has activated his clause to leave Real Madrid and return to the NBA, despite having a contract with the Spanish club through 2029.
Liga Endesa - Timothé Luwawu-Cabarrot is joining Real Madrid. The French international, who was the top scorer in the Liga Endesa this season with 18.1 points per game, has reached an agreement in principle for two years with the Spanish capital club, subject to Baskonia's right of first refusal.
Liga Endesa Final - Valencia Basket claimed the Spanish championship on June 24, 2026, dismantling FC Barcelona 108-84 in a one-sided final. Jean Montero, Kameron Taylor, and Omari Moore led a collective offensive explosion that left no doubt about which team deserved the crown.
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Liga Endesa Finals 2025-2026 - Valencia Basket claimed a crucial Game 3 victory over FC Barcelona (88-80), taking a 2-1 series lead in the best-of-5 Finals. Jean Montero's dominant 29-point performance in under 28 minutes, backed by a strong American contingent, proved to be the difference on Sunday night.
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