Loni Walker May Return to Europe After Nuggets Release
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Guard Loni Walker has reportedly been released from the Denver Nuggets' training camp and is expected to return to Europe soon. Walker has hired prominent agent Miško Ražnatović, fueling speculation about a return to the EuroLeague. Turkish club Beşiktaş is reportedly interested in signing Walker, who previously played for Maccabi Tel Aviv and Žalgiris Kaunas.
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- Loni Walker was reportedly released from the Denver Nuggets' training camp.
- Walker may return to Europe and the EuroLeague, where he previously played for Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- Beşiktaş is reportedly interested in signing Walker and preparing a serious offer.
- Walker has hired agent Miško Ražnatović, who represents several Israeli basketball players.
- Beşiktaş already has four former Maccabi Tel Aviv players on its roster.
American guard Loni Walker, who played in the EuroLeague for Žalgiris Kaunas and Maccabi Tel Aviv in recent seasons, has reportedly been released from the Denver Nuggets' training camp and may soon return to Europe. Walker has hired agent Miško Ražnatović, whose agency announced the move. Ražnatović is a prominent agent in European basketball and represents several key players for Maccabi Tel Aviv and Hapoel Tel Aviv.
Walker's potential return to Europe could signal a comeback to the EuroLeague, where he impressed over the last two seasons before Maccabi Tel Aviv decided to part ways with his significant contract. Italian outlet "Pianeta" reported this week that Beşiktaş is closely monitoring Walker's situation and is considering a serious offer to bring him to Istanbul.
Greek outlets "Gazzetta" and SDNA also cited a Turkish source indicating Walker is Beşiktaş's top target. The Turkish club, coached by Duško Ivanović, already has four former Maccabi Tel Aviv players on its roster: Scottie Wilbekin, David DeJulius, Ante Žižić, and Wainright Gabriel, and is looking to add another.
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