Bogdan Bogdanovic clarified that he's not coming back to Europe anytime soon. The Serbian guard referred to his aspirations with the Clippers and commented on the EuroBasket groups.
Bogdan Bogdanovic's transition to the Los Angeles Clippers has been notably smooth, with the Serbian captain quickly integrating into the team's dynamics.
Bogdan Bogdanovic
| Team: |
Los Angeles Clippers |
| Position: | SG |
| Age: | 32 |
| Height: | 198 cm |
| Weight: | 93 kg |
| Birth place: | Belgrade, Serbia |
His rapport with teammates, particularly center Ivica Zubac and guard James Harden, has been a highlight, contributing positively to the Clippers' chemistry. Head coach Tyronn Lue has recognized Bogdanović's adaptability, assigning him a significant role within the team's rotation.
In a recent interview with SDNA's Tolis Kotzias, Bogdanovic addressed speculation about a potential return to European basketball. When Kotzias suggested that Panathinaikos fans would be pleased to see him in a green jersey, Bogdanovic responded:
"I'm not coming back yet, I'm not coming back yet. I'm sorry. I'm staying here for a while longer, I hope."
Reflecting on the upcoming EuroBasket tournament, Bogdanović acknowledged the strength of the competition:
"Honestly, right now I am focused on the Clippers and the obligations I have here. There will be time for the national team; EuroBasket is only at the end of August. I have seen the groups; they are all strong. Especially the one in Cyprus, where Greece is. This will be one of the strongest continental competitions in the history of basketball."
Since joining the Clippers, Bogdanovic has expressed satisfaction with his new environment. His collaboration with Ivica Zubac has been particularly noteworthy, bringing a touch of Balkan basketball synergy to Los Angeles. Additionally, his appreciation for James Harden's leadership has been evident, with Bogdanović highlighting Harden's intensity and preparation as pivotal to the team's ambitions.
"Everything is good, I'm happy to be in a new team. In a better rhythm, a better team," he commented, and further clarified that he remains optimistic about the team's potential:
"As long as we play good basketball and stay together, we'll be fine. This is definitely one of the most talented teams I've played on. I believe in the guys, in the locker room, I believe in success."
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