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The name of the Serbian guard is once again at the forefront of European basketball, with fans of the Athenian giants closely following reports from the "Magic EuroLeague" show.
A friend of mine, Tano, who is also your friend, told me that Bogdanović said to them: 'I will come and play for Panathinaikos.' - Tolis Kocijas
As of now, there are no official negotiations or confirmations that the two sides are working on a transfer. However, the mere possibility of one of Europe's top guards joining has generated significant interest in Greece.
His status in the NBA further fuels this speculation. The Los Angeles Clippers have until June 26th to activate his contract extension option. Should they decline, Bogdanović would become a free agent.
Nevertheless, remaining in the world's strongest league remains a priority for the Serbian national team captain. Therefore, a potential return to Europe and a move to Panathinaikos might only become a topic in the coming years.
If he were to truly don the green jersey one day, it would undoubtedly be one of the most high-profile transfers in recent European basketball history.
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