The Frenchman will leave the white team and the Merengue team has activated a surprising option to find a replacement
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It was left over
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He Real Madrid has had to modify its roadmap in this transfer market due to the departure of It was left over towards the NBAThe Frenchman’s future was certainly uncertain due to his great performance in recent years. Olympics from Paris and also because he has always been open to returning to the best basketball competition on the planet. This has caused the white team to start moving in the market when that option was not on the table at all.
The point is that in the Real Madrid They are aware that they need to sign a reliable replacement for It was left overThe Frenchman has been a very intermittent player, but key in recent years for the club led by Chus Mateoso it is important to get the relief right for this next season.
AN NBA TO REPLACE HIM
He Real Madrid seems to have left the European market aside and they want to fish for innate quality with the incorporation of a player from the NBA. In fact, according to journalist Victor Colmenarejo, the Merengue team is in very advanced talks to close the signing of the substitute for It was left over and the chosen one would be David Bertans.
He is a power forward whose main characteristic is being a pure shooter. With 2.08 meters of height and 31 years old, the Latvian would be willing to return to the Endesa Leaguea competition that he already participated in in 2016 with the Baskoniaafter playing the last 8 seasons in the NBA uninterruptedly.
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About the author, Aitor Bris: editor and in charge of audiovisuals in Bernabéu DigitalHe has seen his team win nine European Cups and has been told of another six. Graduated in Journalism from the Complutense University of Madrid. Master in Sports Journalism from Villanueva University. Former editor at Vavel y Off Magazine.
