Bogdan Bogdanovic is not planning to return to Europe this summer. Despite rumors linking the Serbian shooting guard to several EuroLeague clubs, his camp has reportedly made clear to the market that the player intends to continue in the NBA for at least one more season, according to Meridian Sport following information first reported by Hoopfellas.
Bogdanovic's name had resurfaced strongly on the European scene, particularly linked to Partizan, a club that had him marked as one of its major targets to strengthen the project. However, the player appears to have taken a different direction and is prioritizing exploring his options in the United States.
Dimitris Katsionis of Hoopfellas explained that he has no information of any deal finalized with the Detroit Pistons, though he did point out that Bogdanovic is looking toward the NBA and has already taken steps in that direction. For now, there is no confirmation of a specific destination, but the message coming from his camp is clear: a return to Europe is not in his immediate plans.
The Serbian comes off a season with less playing time at the Los Angeles Clippers. He appeared in 23 games, averaging 7.4 points, 2.6 rebounds, and 2.2 assists, far from the offensive impact he had in previous stints. Still, his experience, three-point shooting, and basketball IQ continue to make him a highly valued profile for NBA teams seeking a reliable rotation piece.
For Partizan and the rest of the European clubs that had been monitoring his situation, the decision represents a significant setback. Bogdanovic remains one of the most coveted names in Serbian basketball, but his return to the continent will have to wait at least another year.