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Luka Doncic in Slovenia

7 sources·Updated Sep 6, 2026

Kevon Looney, the Lakers’ new backup center, lauded Luka Doncic after the team’s Slovenia minicamp funded by Doncic, saying the trip revealed his background and leadership and that the group is ready to run through a wall for him. The event drew commentary from ABA League figures, including Luka’s father, who noted the league’s rising quality and investment and highlighted Ilirija’s focus on developing young players while supporting the Lakers’ Slovenia trip.

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EuroLeague CEO says league is ready to rival NBA in Europe

European basketball is at a pivotal juncture as the NBA pursues NBA Europe expansion while EuroLeague leaders insist any partnership must be mutually beneficial; if no deal is reached, EuroLeague says it will press ahead and compete, highlighting a risk of value fragmentation across media rights and fan engagement. With the NBA eyeing consolidation and expansion into major European markets and club iterations like ASVEL under Tony Parker signaling continued focus on long-term stability, both sides see potential benefits from collaboration but remain prepared to advance separately if needed.

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