Timothé Luwawu-Cabarrot's future is shaping up to be one of the focal points of the European market. The French small forward's contract with Baskonia expires on June 30, and although the Vitoria club has already presented him with a renewal offer, several EuroLeague powerhouses are closely monitoring his situation.
FC Barcelona has been evaluating his signing for months to strengthen the small forward position, especially in a summer of major changes to the roster, coaching staff, and sports structure. The Blaugrana are seeking a physical, proven profile with EuroLeague experience to partner with Joel Parra in the perimeter rotation.
In recent hours, according to Encestando, Real Madrid has also emerged as a potential suitor. The white club, still pending resolution of its coaching situation, is not slowing down planning for next season and is considering Luwawu-Cabarrot as an option to bolster its perimeter.
The competition, in any case, will be fierce. Partizan, Fenerbahce, and especially ASVEL have also shown interest in the player. Reports from France even point to a significant offer from the Lyon club, close to seven million euros for two seasons, which complicates the scenario for Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Baskonia.