A New Adventure for Former Cantù Player Kevarrius Hayes
The Central African international, who was born in the United States and attended the University of Florida, has just wrapped up his time with Monaco.
The Central African international, who was born in the United States and attended the University of Florida, has just wrapped up his time with Monaco.
The red-and-white club is closely monitoring Estonian forward Kaspar Treier, who is leaving Napoli as the team overhauls its roster under head coach Jasmin Repesa.
According to a report in *Il Messaggero Veneto*, the chances of him staying with the Giulian club are reportedly increasing.
The forward is coming off a season with Pallacanestro Cantù, where he averaged 7.2 points and 3.4 rebounds in about 16 minutes of playing time per game.
The Friuli-based club is reportedly keeping a close eye on the American guard, born in 1993, who recently played for Reyer Venezia.
According to reports, the agreement will be valid for one year and represents an important step in the development of Zenit
The Fairmont State graduate, who left college in 2016, began his European adventure right here in Italy, in Civitavecchia.
It should be noted that Totè’s time in Naples during the 2025–26 season was the result of an earlier-than-planned return.
The Malian center is coming off a strong season with Pallacanestro Cantù.
The center, born in 2003, who played first in Podgorica and then in Charleroi last year, will play in Italy: Reyer Venezia has signed him.
VL Pesaro continues to be active in the transfer market in search of a power forward who can round out its frontcourt
The Biancorossi management continues to work on finalizing the roster that will be entrusted to Peppe Poeta
After the numerous departures that marked the summer, Partizan Belgrade is working to rebuild its roster
Among the new arrivals, point guard Semaj Christon—now in his seventh stint in Italy—stands out, along with Italian national team players Liam Udom and Matteo Parravicini
As the team prepares to resume play in Serie B Nazionale, Brescia’s board of directors has identified Marco Calvani—who was with Roma last year—as the ideal coach.
The future of the former Virtus player is taking shape: however, the latest rumor suggests he will be leaving the Italian league—more specifically, to join Partizan.
The new Biancoblù coach spoke about what might happen in the coming weeks in terms of new signings.
The 28-year-old will play under coach Demis Cavina: “I can’t wait to start this new adventure,” he said.
After his move to Barcelona fell through abruptly, the former Olimpia player found a new home in Turkey, signing with Anadolu Efes.
The American forward, whom Napoli had been closely monitoring, is about to sign with Tezenis Verona through sports director Alessandro Bolognesi.
“I’m very happy to be staying at Olimpia; that’s what I wanted from the very beginning.”
After two seasons with Pallacanestro Cantù, the basketball player, born in 1991, has decided to return to Serie A2, accepting an offer from Pesaro.
After two seasons with Pallacanestro Cantù, the basketball player, born in 1991, has decided to return to Serie A2, accepting the offer from the red-and-white team.
The island club has officially announced its new addition to the frontcourt: Bryce Nze, born in 1998, formerly of Pau-Lacq-Orthez.
“From day one, I’ll bring my experience and skills to the team,” said the new Scaligera Basket player.
“I can’t wait to embark on this new adventure and play for Derthona.”
The American guard is ready to embark on a new adventure, this time with a significant financial opportunity.
After spending the season on loan in Tortona, the basketball player, born in 2002, is actively looking for a new opportunity.