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Another new player for Spartak St. Petersburg. The Russian team has announced officially that Miha Zupan has been signed to a two-year contract. The Slovenian forward arrives to Spartak after playing last season for Trikala 2000. In the Greek team, despite some problems due to payment delays, Zupan averaged 13.6 points and 5.1 rebounds per game.
SOURCE: BC Spartak
The Hoops Market, on Twitter
Enel Brindisi is tracking the market for new players. The recently promoted Italian team is reported to be interested in Andre Collins (recently released by Canadian Solar Bologna, and also on the radar of Cimberio Varese), K.C. Rivers (recently in Benetton, has also attracted the interest of Air Avellino), Miha Zupan (who played briefly last season in Brindisi), Valerio Amoroso (from Banca Tercas Teramo) and Valerio Spinelli (from Carife Ferrara)
SOURCE: Nuovo Quotidiano di Puglia
The Hoops Market, on Twitter
After joining Edel Brindisi, which is just one win away from the promotion to Lega A, Miha Zupan is unexpectedly back to Trikala 2000. The Greek club paid Zupan the money owed to him, so the Slovenian forward decided to come back to help the team avoiding relegation.
SOURCE: Basketnet
Miha Zupan, the first deaf player to appear ever in a Eurobasket game in his days in Union Olimpija, was signed to a two-year contract with the Italian LegaDue team Enel New Basket Brindisi. The Slovenian 27-year-old player left Trikala 2000 weeks ago due to the payment delays of the Greek team.
SOURCE: Brundisium
The brief stint of Bojan Bakic in Trikala 2000 is over. The Greek club has decided to solve Montenegrin guard contract, who is now a free agent. Trikala is also hoping to convince forward Miha Zupan to come back to the team, after the Slovenian player left the practices due to payment delays. Who won't be back to Trikala is Savo Djikanovic, who has already left Greece.
SOURCE: Basketnet
Slovenian forward Miha Zupan has decided to follow Savo Djikanovic example, and refused to play with his team Trikala 2000 until the Greek club pays him the money owed. Zupan, known as the first deaf player ever to be in an Euroleague team, arrived to Trikala last year from Union Olimpija.
SOURCE: Basketnet
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