TJ Warren Eyes European Move as Miller-McIntyre Joins Olympiacos in EuroLeague

The upcoming EuroLeague season, set to begin in late September, is already heating up with significant player signings across Europe. Among the notable developments, TJ Warren, a 32-year-old forward known for his breakout performance during the 2020 NBA bubble, is reportedly interested in moving to Europe for the first time in his career. Warren, who started his NBA career with the Phoenix Suns and later played for the Indiana Pacers, averaged 19.8 points per game during the 2019/20 season and scored a remarkable 53 points against Philadelphia in the NBA bubble. His 31-point average over six bubble games placed him among the top performers alongside Damian Lillard, Devin Booker, Luka Dončić, and James Harden. However, Warren's career was later hampered by serious leg injuries, causing him to miss nearly two full seasons. Upon his return, he saw limited playing opportunities and spent the last two seasons outside the NBA, playing in the New York Knicks' development league team.

In addition to Warren's potential move, the EuroLeague transfer market saw official signings on July 2, 2026. Cody Miller-McIntyre signed a three-year contract with Olympiacos, while Devon Hall secured a long-term deal with Olimpia Milano. These moves highlight the ongoing trend of American players transitioning to European basketball leagues during the summer transfer window. The interest in Warren adds to the growing list of former NBA talents considering Europe as a new chapter in their careers, following recent announcements like James Wiseman's move to Europe, as reported by BasketNews.