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It’s official: Sergio Llull a Madridista through 2017-18

November 1, 2012

Surely nothing can temper the giddy enthusiasm Houston Rockets fans are feeling today, thanks to a ridiculous performance on Opening Day by their team’s new acquisition, ol’ What’s His Name, so BallinEurope will sneak in this bit of bad news.

Back in August, Real Madrid was reportedly wooing Sergio Llull with a nearly unheard-of six- to seven-year extension, which have kept the Spanish guard on Los Blancos’ roster through at least 2019-20. Resolution was finally announced today and, while Llull’s new deal doesn’t run quite as long as projected, let’s just say that we won’t be seeing him in Texas (or any NBA city) any time soon (if ever).

Under the easily understood headline “Sergio Llull Madridista hasta 2018,” the Spanish-language Blog de Basket informs that the move seems geared to creating a nucleus of Llull and Rudy Fernandez for the medium-term future. In short, Llull’s going nowhere.

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