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It's Official: Another Player Departs Partizan!

Aleksej Pokuševski will not be a Partizan player next season, continuing the exodus from the black-and-white ranks.
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As reported by "Eurohoops" and subsequently confirmed by Partizan on social media, Pokuševski has parted ways with the club and will not wear the black-and-white jersey next season.

Speculation about Pokuševski's departure from the "Steamroller" had been circulating for several weeks, intensifying after Aleksej obtained a Greek passport. It now appears Greece will be his next destination.

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Greek clubs are actively seeking domestic players, a category Poku now falls into, making him a highly sought-after asset in that market. PAOK is currently the frontrunner for his signature, and it's understood that Pokuševski would be keen to work under Andrea Trinchieri, who has taken on an ambitious project there.

It's worth noting that among other notable arrivals, Cedi Osman has also joined the Thessaloniki club.

Pokuševski's departure continues the exodus from Partizan, following Dwayne Washington, Sterling Brown, Isaac Bonga, Bruno Fernando, Dylan Osetkowski, Nick Calathes, Shake Milton, and Aleksa Radanov.

Dušan Miletić Not Joining Partizan

Dušan Miletić had been widely expected to join Partizan in recent months, with many anticipating his arrival at the "Steamroller." However, the black-and-whites ultimately missed out on the Serbian big man.

Israeli media reported earlier today that David Roddy, a member of the Denver Nuggets, would be reinforcing an Israeli team. The same article also mentioned that Dušan Miletić would be joining Hapoel, coached by Saša Obradović.

Prior to Miletić, Hapoel also secured the services of Devonte' Cacok, indicating they will boast a formidable frontcourt next season.

As for Partizan, the black-and-whites have brought in Kevarius Hayes, retained Joffrey Lauvergne, and extended Tonye Jekiri's contract. It appears these three will form Partizan's center rotation.

Miletić previously played for Partizan before moving to Girona. He then had stints with Śląsk Wrocław in Poland, Spartak Subotica, and Cluj. This summer, he opted against a break and joined Al Riyadi in Lebanon to play until their season concludes.

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