Angola Still Shares a Special Bond with the Black-and-Whites: "Partizan is Always in My Heart!"

"It was a tough game. When you visit Partizan, the crowd fuels the team with energy. We couldn't find our rhythm in the last three minutes. We committed fouls, they hit their free throws, and that's how they won. It's part of the game; we need to be smarter." - Bryan Angola

"The feeling is great; I still get messages from fans asking me to come back, they still love me. It's fantastic to be here again, to feel the energy of the fans, and I even spoke with some fans behind the bench. Partizan is always in my heart, and it's great to be back." - Bryan Angola

"They've had a lot of ups and downs, many players have come and gone, and they've dealt with numerous injuries. The EuroLeague is a long season, and it's hard for them to rebuild from scratch like this. They'll have to start fresh next season." - Bryan Angola

"I feel great. I started at Gran Canaria, but for some reason, it didn't work out there. They decided I should leave, told me to go, and I found a home at ASVEL. Ever since I came to Europe, I've wanted to play in the EuroLeague and prove I belong here." - Bryan Angola

"Of course! Partizan was my first big team in Europe, and I didn't get much of a chance to show what I could do because it was the COVID season. But I would love to return here one day. Under Trinkijeri, we played well. Against Budućnost, I saw 22,000 people for the first time, which was incredible and amazing." - Bryan Angola