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Rudy Fernandez signs on for four more years with Real Madrid

August 14, 2014


Real Madrid announced Thursday that Rudy Fernandez will stay with the Euroleague powerhouse for the next four seasons. The deal will see Fernandez stay with Real through to the end of the 2017/18 season, at which stage the former Portland Trail Blazer and Denver Nugget will be 33.

Fernandez has made the All-Euroleague first team in each of the past two seasons, winning the ACB title and Copa del Rey along with two trips to the Euroleague championship game. Fernandez averaged 13.2 points last seasons, shooting 89.1 per cent from the line, 4.4 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 1.5 steals in 31 Euroleague games for Los Blancos last season.

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