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Mile Ilic could be back to one of his first teams as a professional. FMP Zeleznik, where Ilic played during the 2002-03 season, is close to signing the 26-year-old center, who finished last season in Metalac. The former NBA player averaged 10.7 points and 6.9 rebounds per game in the last Serbian Super League.
SOURCE: Mondo
Igokea has made two new signings. The Bosnian club has landed Lans Harris and Filip Vukosavljevic for the upcoming season. The 26-year-old American guard arrives to Igokea after two seasons in Kolossos Rhodes, where he averaged 14.2 points and 3.8 rebounds per game in the last Greek A1 league. Vukosavljevic, a 26-year-old Serbian center, finished last season in KK Borac Cacak, where he posted 14.4 points and 4.7 rebounds per game.
SOURCE: Kosarka.rs
Enel Brindisi is tracking the Adriatic market to find a big man for the next season. According to the Italian media, the 28-year-old Serbian center Dragan Simic (from Proleter Naftagas Zrenjanin), the 26-year-old Bosnian center Edin Bavcic (from Union Olimpija) and the 24-year-old Montenegrin center Vladimir Dragicevic (from Buducnost) are the main targets of the Italian team.
UPDATE: The agency of Edin Bavcic has just announced the signing of the Bosnian center for Enel Brindisi
SOURCE: Senzacolonne, Beobasket
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Vanoli Cremona is looking for an European big man to complete the roster, and is interested in Artsiom Parakhouski. The 22-year-old Belarussian center could be back to Europe after playing during the last two seasons for the University of Radford, averaging 21.4 points and 13.4 rebounds per game in his senior year. Mile Ilic, who finished last season in Metalac, and Vladimir Golubovic, recently released by Caja Laboral and on the radar of Angelico Biella, are also targets of Vanoli Cremona.
SOURCE: La Provincia (.pdf)
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The agency of Ivan Maras has announced that the Montenegrin 23-year-old center will play for Hemofarm. The Serbian team has signed Maras to a two-year contract. The former player of Budocnost finished last season in Metalac, averaging 13.4 points and 5.9 rebounds per game in the last Serbian Super League.
SOURCE: Beobasket
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Branko Milisavljevic is back to Serbia after 4 years playing in several teams around Europe. The 33-year-old guard, who was released by PAOK Thessaloniki a couple of months ago, was signed by Mega Vizura, where he already played in 2006. Milisavljevic averaged 8.3 points and 1.8 assists last season in the Greek A1 league.
SOURCE: Basketnet
Radovan Markovic is the new player of the Walter Tigers. The German team has signed the 28-year-old Serbian guard to a one-year contract. Markovic arrives from the Serbian team Tamis Pancevo, where he averaged 16.4 points and 1.9 rebounds per game in the last Serbian Super League, and will replace Michael Jenkins, who is leaving the club.
SOURCE: Schoenen Dunk
Metalac is improving the roster to try to do something great in the last stage of the Serbian Super League. After the arrivals of Jovan Teodosic, Mile Ilic and Bojan Bakic, the team based in Valjevo has announced the signing of Ivan Maras. The Montenegrin center comes from the Adriatic League team Budocnost, and has averaged 7.7 points and 3.5 rebounds in the top regional competition.
SOURCE: Sportal
21-year-old center Stevan Jelovac is training with Red Star. The Serbian team will have three days to decide his signing before the start of the next stage of the Serbian Super League. Jelovac comes from Mega Vizura, the same team as the last two acquisitions of Red Star, Stefan Stojajic and Dusan Katnic.
SOURCE: Mondo
Bojan Bakic has a new team after being released by Trikala 2000 last month. The Montenegrin guard was signed by Serbian team Metalac, which is planning other acquisition to strenghten the roster in the national league play-offs. Bakic is back to Serbia after playing in 2005 for Hemofarm, winning the Adriatic League with the Vrsac team.
SOURCE: Mondo
KK Radnicki Kragujevac has added two new players to improve the roster to face the final stage of the season. Serbian team signed the forward Dragan Kruscic, who was playing for OKK Beograd, and the guard Miljan Rakic, playing in the Serbian Super League for Novi Sad.
SOURCE: Sportske
Serbian team Borac will face the Serbian Super League play-offs with two new players. Borac have signed guard Aleksej Nesovic, a free agent since October after parting ways with Aliaga, and center Filip Vukosavljevic, coming from Serbian team Proleter. Nesovic was under the radar of AEK Athens weeks ago.
SOURCE: Kosarka.rs
Serbian player Vuk Ivanovic was signed by Tamis Pancevo, the team of his hometown. 26-year-old center played last season for Helios Domzale, and has also played in the United States in the Brigham Young college. Tamis Pancevo is currently placed second in the Serbian Super League.
SOURCE: Beo Basket
One of the best prospects of Hemofarm is back to the Vrsac team. After his loan to Mega Vizura, Serbian guard Danilo Adjusic will play the rest of the season for Hemofarm. 19-year-old player averaged 10.9 points in 23.3 minutes for Mega Vizura in the Serbian Super League.
SOURCE: Sportal
Turk Telekom has landed a new guard to try to fight succesfully in the battle for the Turkish league championship. After former NBA player Ricky Davis signing, Turk Telekom has reached an agreement with Montenegrin guard Goran Jeretin, who was playing for Budocnost in the Adriatic League. 30-year-old player arrived last summer to Buducnost after finishing last season with BC Kyiv, in Ukraine. To replace Jeretin, Buducnost have signed guard Nemanja Arnautovic, from Serbian team Mega Vizura.
SOURCE: Basketbol Haber
Greek team Trikala 2000 added a new player to his roster after signing Slobodan Bozovic. Serbian forward was playing in his country for KK Sloga Kraljevo, averaging 14.5 points and 6.0 rebounds in the Superleague. Trikala is currently fighting to avoid relegation from A1 Greek division.
SOURCE: Superbasket
Bosko Djokic is the new coach for FMP Zeleznik to replace recently released Vlado Djurovic. Djokic comes from Radnicki Basket, in the Serbian Super League, when he landed last December. This won't be the first experience of Djokic as FMP coach, after leading the Serbian team to the Adriatic league in 2004 and the Korac Cup next year.
SOURCE: Sportal
Young prospects Stefan Stojacic and Dusan Katnic were signed by Serbian team Red Star for the rest of the season. Both players, Serbian U-20 NT members, arrived from Serbian Super League squad Mega Vizura, and will strenghten Red Star, now suffering important financial difficulties.
SOURCE: Mondo
As expected, Serbian team Metalac has signed center Mile Ilic. 25-year-old player will make his debut on Friday against Radnicki after being activated by Metalac. Next target for Metalac is Montenegrin forward Zarko Rakocevic, who is reported to be released soon by Bosna Sarajevo.
SOURCE: B92
Former Serbian NT player, Mile Ilic is close to sign with Metalac. 25-year-old center, who also played for New Jersey Nets in 2006-07 season, was without a team after failing a physical test for Red Star last summer. Last season, Ilic played 12 games for Spanish team Cajasol.
SOURCE: Sportal
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