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Ongoing Story· Day 17

Ex-Maccabi Tel Aviv Guard Loni Walker Aims for NBA Comeback with Denver Nuggets

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Ex-Maccabi Star Lonny Walker Draws Interest From European Basketball Clubs

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Former Maccabi Tel Aviv guard Lonny Walker is a target for several European basketball teams after being released by the Denver Nuggets. Besiktas, Real Madrid, and Dubai are reportedly interested in signing the 27-year-old American. Walker was waived by the Nuggets after limited preseason play, having left Maccabi for another NBA opportunity.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Lonny Walker, ex-Maccabi Tel Aviv, is sought by Besiktas, Real Madrid, and Dubai.
  • Walker was released by the NBA's Denver Nuggets earlier this week.
  • The 27-year-old American guard is looking for his next team.
  • He left Maccabi Tel Aviv for a second NBA stint this past summer.

Lonny Walker, a former player for Maccabi Tel Aviv, is reportedly attracting interest from multiple European basketball clubs following his release from the NBA's Denver Nuggets. Turkish reporter Arsin Albayrak stated that Besiktas is actively pursuing Walker, with Real Madrid and Dubai also expressing interest in the 27-year-old American guard. Walker was recently waived by the Nuggets after failing to secure significant playing time during the preseason. He had joined Denver in the summer after leaving Maccabi Tel Aviv for another attempt at the NBA. During preseason games, Walker struggled to make an impact, scoring limited points in brief appearances and not playing in the final exhibition game. Before his release, Walker had spoken about the Denver Nuggets' winning culture and lack of ego, expressing his commitment to doing whatever the team needed.

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