Billy Baron, Jordan Mickey, and Jordan Loyd left Zenit Saint Petersburg, via the official report.

The planning for the next Euroleague season is officially on, and after reaching the playoffs in their first season, Monaco are ready to strengthen their roster even more.

One of the most positive surprises of the EuroLeague season, American big man Donta Hall, will remain in Monaco next season. Hall has an agreement in place to sign a three-year contract extension with the Principality club, multiple sources told BasketNews.

The news about an agreement between Hall and Monaco was originally reported by the Greek website Totalbasket. 

Hall's extension with Monaco will include NBA outs, another source told BasketNews. The big man had received interest from other EuroLeague clubs, too, and he was being monitored by at least a couple of NBA teams, sources told BasketNews.

However, his preference was to remain in Montecarlo for at least another season. 

Hall averaged 8.3 points, 5.1 rebounds, 1.1 blocks, and 12.7 PIR per game in his first full EuroLeague season. 

Keeping the core of the team together is one of Monaco's priorities for next season, but additions are also expected. 

American guard Jordan Loyd, who played with Russian side Zenit St Petersburg this season, has an agreement in place with the Principality side for the next two seasons, sources told BasketNews.

The news about an agreement between Loyd and Monaco was originally reported by the French website BeBasket. 

In EuroLeague, Loyd averaged 13.2 points, 4.0 rebounds, 3.9 assists, and 14.5 PIR per game. 

Last summer, the 28-year-old guard originally signed a two-year deal with Zenit, but he's expected to officially part ways with the Russian side at the end of the VTB League season. 

Monaco are also working on re-signing American guard Paris Lee, sources told BasketNews. The former Orleans player has received interest from other EuroLeague teams, including Panathinaikos, sources told BasketNews, but his priority is to remain with Monaco. 

Lee averaged 7.2 points, 2.4 assists, 1.4 rebounds, and 1.1 steals per game in his rookie campaign in EuroLeague. 

As previously reported by our website, Monaco also remain one of the best-positioned teams to sign John Brown III, who's currently playing in Italy with Germani Brescia. 

The former UNICS Kazan big man might form with Donta Hall one of the most athletic and versatile frontcourts in the competition. 

After almost making the EuroLeague Final Four in the club's debut season, AS Monaco are looking to strengthen their roster for the upcoming season.

According to the French outlet BeBasket, Jordan Loyd is going to sign with the Monegasque club for the 2022-2023 season. The player is reportedly going to play on a three-year deal.

After coming back from the NBA, Loyd spent his first two seasons in Europe with Valencia Basket and Crvena Zvezda mts Belgrade. He then landed in Zenit St Petersburg for the 2021-2022 EuroLeague season.

The American guard averaged 13.2 points, 4 rebounds, and 3.9 assists for 14.5 PIR for the club in the top European basketball competition.

Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, all three Russian clubs were suspended from participating in the EuroLeague. Loyd then remained with the club and has been playing in the local competition.