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[Saba Sports News] As the NBA offseason winds down, most teams have already set their rosters and finalized camp invites.
While it’s rare to see major free-agent signings at this stage, surprising moves can still happen, especially with last-minute roster cuts or veterans holding out for the right offer. One such veteran is Boban Marjanovic, who remains unsigned but recently received an intriguing offer, according to EuroHoops.net.
Turkish team Besiktas has reportedly offered Marjanovic a chance to return overseas, where he previously played for nearly a decade before joining the NBA in 2015.
Known for both his on-court abilities and his off-court humor, Marjanovic, now 36, is holding out for an NBA offer.
Marjanovic began his NBA career with the San Antonio Spurs in 2015, followed by a stint with the Detroit Pistons. He later played for the LA Clippers and was part of the trade that sent Blake Griffin to Detroit. He also had a brief stint with the Philadelphia 76ers.