TOP 10 EUROLEAGUE SIGNINGS FOR 2024-25

EUROLEAGUE PREVIEW of the season

#10 Vincent Poirier

After his NBA stint ended in 2021, Vincent Poirier joined Real Madrid, where this season would have marked his fourth consecutive year playing a secondary role in the club's frontcourt. However, it was evident that Poirier could be the primary center for any other team. Despite playing limited minutes, the Frenchman was highly effective. Efes is an ideal fit for Poirier, as he will enjoy the starting center role and seamlessly pair with guard Shane Larkin.

#9 Nick Calathes

The EuroLeague all-time assist leader, Nick Calathes, at 35 years old, emerged as a solid summer signing for Monaco. He averaged 11.8 points, 4.8 assists, and 4.8 rebounds per game in an intense best-of-five series against La Roca Team, which he capped off with clutch shots to send Fenerbahçe to the Final Four. Reuniting with Mike James is an exciting prospect for the entire team, from the front office to the fans.

#8 Will Clyburn

Will Clyburn's time at Efes was hampered by injuries and inconsistency, but this past spring, Clyburn confidently declared, "I am the best 3 in Europe." When healthy, it's hard to disagree. At Virtus, which has significantly increased its budget this season, Clyburn is one of the key players. He forms one of the EuroLeague’s best forward duos with Tornike Shengelia. The American forward is skilled with and without the ball, dangerous from close range and beyond the arc, and knows how to capitalize when given space.

#7 Furkan Korkmaz

Roca Team was busy during the offseason, with the main goal being simple: return to the Final Four. After adding Calathes, they made another major move by signing Furkan Korkmaz, which was certainly a step in the right direction. The Turkish sharpshooter will provide significant value to his new team with his shooting range. Korkmaz, now 27 years old, joins after seven years and 361 NBA appearances, and he will undoubtedly be a great addition to the French squad.

#6 Kevin Punter

Kevin Punter joins FC Barcelona after departing from Partizan Mozzart Bet. His arrival in Catalonia is crucial as Barça aims for the EuroLeague title. Punter, a natural scorer and one of the top shooting guards in the EuroLeague, was the missing piece for Barcelona. If the team chemistry is right, Barcelona is a real contender for the championship this season.

#5 Lorenzo Brown

Lorenzo Brown moves to Panathinaikos from Maccabi, bringing experience and leadership to the team. The Greek club has a clear goal: back-to-back championships. The experienced floor general is a brilliant addition to an already successful squad. Alongside Kendrick Nunn and Kostas Sloukas, Panathinaikos now boasts one of the strongest backcourts in EuroLeague history.

#4 Wade Baldwin

Wade Baldwin, one of the best players in the EuroLeague, joined Turkish powerhouse Fenerbahçe after two successful seasons at Maccabi. Baldwin will bring leadership, scoring ability, and a physical presence to the backcourt. His partnership with Scottie Wilbekin is expected to be a dynamic duo that will challenge many EuroLeague defenses.

#3 Cedi Osman

Cedi Osman joins Panathinaikos after leaving the San Antonio Spurs. He is reunited with Turkey's coach Ergin Ataman, hoping to bounce back after a challenging NBA season. Osman is eager to prove himself as one of the best players in Europe and will play a crucial role in Panathinaikos' pursuit of back-to-back titles. With one of the deepest rosters in EuroLeague history, Panathinaikos is a must-watch team this season..

#2 Evan Fournier

Evan Fournier, an NBA veteran of 723 games, will make his EuroLeague debut with Olympiacos. After 12 years in the NBA, Fournier is ready for a fresh start. He looks forward to showing his leadership and contributing to the Greek team. As one of the best catch-and-shoot three-point shooters in Europe, Fournier is ready to demonstrate that he is still a high-level player.

#1 Sasha Vezenkov

After a brief stint in the NBA, former EuroLeague MVP Sasha Vezenkov returns to Olympiacos following limited playing time with the Sacramento Kings. There was unfinished business in Piraeus, prompting his return after one year in the NBA.

Por Sacha S

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