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Rumor: Anadolu Efes to pay for, transfer Saric to KK Split

November 5, 2012

Now here’s an encouraging rumor about Dario Saric’s potentially disastrous contract situation: According to Euro-Step, one team which can afford to do so will step up to foot the €550,000 transfer fee demanded by KK Zagreb to release the Croatian wunderkind.

As rumor has it, “Nikola Vujcic is acting as an intermediary” in a deal which would have “Saric sign[ing] with Anadolu Efes before joining KK Split on loan.”

Saric has reportedly been working out with Split for the month he’s been in contract limbo. Originally slated to play for Bilbao Basket of the Liga Endesa this season, the transfer was stopped when the now-second division Zagreb club demanded at least €1 million to win the prospect’s services. FIBA arbitrators ruled that the price would be €550,000.

Hopefully things will work out for The Next Big Thing Out of Croatia, who had been looking at the prospect of a Kanteresque sat-out season as Saric looks to continue moving up his basketball career ladder.

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  1. Galoo.com
    13 years ago

    One of bigest talents in Europe, he will be worth every peny.

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13 years ago 1 Comment EuroLeague, FIBA, MoreAnadolu Efes, Bizkaia Bilbao Basket, Croatia, Dario Saric, FIBA, KK Split, KK Zagreb, Nikola Vujcic
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