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Mike James Back on the Market After Barcelona Talks Collapse

Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
The story · English

Mike James is no longer expected to join Barcelona after negotiations between the sides broke down, according to BasketNews. The surprising development means the 35-year-old guard is once again available and is now weighing offers from teams that can contend for the EuroLeague title immediately.

James had been widely identified in recent weeks as a strong candidate for Barcelona, and many around European basketball expected the Catalan club to be his next destination. Instead, sources indicate the two sides will not continue together, reopening the market for one of the EuroLeague's most influential players.

The key condition James is said to be seeking from his next club is a realistic chance to compete for the EuroLeague championship right away. That requirement sharply narrows his options and makes him one of the most intriguing free-agent names on the market.

James is expected to leave Monaco after his contract expires at the end of the season. He has already said farewell to the club, closing a major chapter in which he became the EuroLeague's all-time leading scorer, won MVP honors, and helped Monaco establish itself among Europe's elite.

This season, James averaged 16.4 points, 6.5 assists and a 19.1 PIR across 39 EuroLeague games. He also ranked second in the league in total points created through his scoring and assists, producing 31.4 points per game and accounting for 35.4% of Monaco's total scoring.

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