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Basketball earthquake on Lake Traunsee: On Sunday, BC Vienna announced the commitment of Superliga MVP and Swans Gmunden captain Enis Murati.
“I would like to develop myself as a player and help the team to meet all sporting goals for the next season (championship title / note),” said the 32-year-old, who has been in the since 2006 with a one-year break (2015/16) Swans dress ran up. Murati also succumbed to the reputation of “gold” from Vienna’s main sponsor Green-Gold-Mine Trading (GGMT).
“The emotions in Gmunden are boiling, many are falling out of the clouds,” said managing director Richard Poiger, who was expecting an exit, but was surprised by the time the announcement was made. Employees and their environment could not be “prepared” for this either. Poiger took the change in a sporty way.
“It’s his decision, I’m not angry with him.” However, the pressure in terms of squad planning is increasing. “On the one hand, this gives us more flexibility; on the other hand, it would be good to keep the other Austrians.” But they are on the right track.
A spicy detail on the side: On Sunday the Swans started an advertising campaign for the “Enis-Murati-Camp” on Lake Traunsee …
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