Yakuba Ouattara recently appeared in his first major FIBA event, playing for the French national team in the World Cup.
Credit: L.Žemgulis
AS Monaco and their captain, Yakuba Ouattara, have agreed on a one-year extension, according to the official team announcement.
The 31-year-old returns for his eighth year with AS Monaco organization.
Ouattara's previous deal had expired after the 2022-23 season.
Ouattara averaged 3.7 points and 1.0 rebounds over 35 EuroLeague games last season.
He recently represented the French national team at the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023. Ouattara posted 4.3 points per game, but France suffered an early elimination in the tournament's First Round.
 | AS Monaco | |
| Position | Player | Status |
| PG | Kemba Walker (story) | Signed until 2024 |
| PG | Matthew Strazel | Signed until 2025 |
| PG | Mike James | Signed until 2024 |
| PG/SG | Elie Okobo | Signed until 2024 |
| SG | Yakuba Ouattara (story) | Signed until 2024 |
| SG | Jordan Loyd | Signed until 2024 |
| SG/SF | Terry Tarpey (story) | Signed until 2026 |
| SF | Jaron Blossomgame | Signed until 2024 |
| SF | Alpha Diallo | Signed until 2025 |
| PF | Petr Cornelie (story) | Signed until 2026 |
| PF | John Brown III | Signed until 2024 |
| PF/C | Yoan Makoundou | Signed until 2026 |
| C | Donta Hall | Signed until 2025 |
| C | Mam Jaiteh (story) | Signed until 2025 |
| C | Donatas Motiejunas (story) | Signed until 2025 |
| Coach | Sasa Obradovic (signed until 2025) | |
| Expired contract | ||
| Rumored to leave | Chima Moneke (will not return) | |
| Interested | ||
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