Spanish point guard who spent 13 seasons playing in the NBA is close to signing back to European basketball after leaving the North American league
Ricky Rubioformer shipowner of NBAreturned to Europe and appears to be very close to signing with Barcelonafrom the Spain. The Spanish player left U.S in early 2024, after announcing his retirement from the North American league. Now, the athlete has published on his social networks that he wants to return to the court. So, he asked the team to Catalonia carry out “no obligation” training.
“I’ve been moving around for a few weeks. And, after a long time working on my body and mind, I find myself wanting to have the ball in my hands. My next step was to ask Barcelona if I could, without any commitment, train with them.”stated the shipowner.
— Ricky Rubio (@rickyrubio9) January 29, 2024
“I want to thank you in advance for your help and understanding of my situation. Finally, I would like to thank everyone who showed respect and support in this process. Just as I appreciate your respect for my privacy on this journey.”, continued Ricky Rubio. After the request, Barcelona informed the press that the formerCleveland Cavaliers will be part of the team’s next training sessions.
Before going to the NBA, the point guard played for Barcelona from 2009 to 2011. Since then, he spent 13 years in the North American league, playing for Minnesota Timberwolves, Utah Jazz, Phoenix Suns and the team Ohio.
Ricky Rubio’s return to Barça saw several workers talking about the possibility of playing in Sar.
And remember that he didn’t just play here in 2009, but that he was the one who scored the first points for Obra after his return to the elite. pic.twitter.com/4SDuJPluYL
— Perico Balado (@caropericolo) January 30, 2024
Source: sportbuzz
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