Emiliano Carchia: Fenerbahce’s Vice President Semih Ozsoy says that nobody made an offer for Jan Vesely: “We were with Jan a moment ago. He is happy here. Our fans can rest assured”
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Jan Vesely
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Born: 04/24/90
Height: 7-0 / 2.13
Weight:240 lbs. / 108.9 kg.
Earnings: $9,884,880 ($11,093,755*)
Born: 04/24/90
Height: 7-0 / 2.13
Weight:240 lbs. / 108.9 kg.
Earnings: $9,884,880 ($11,093,755*)
Vesely, De Colo staying in Europe
Nando De Colo and Jan Vesely will stay with Fenerbahce Beko for the 2020-2021 season according to Eurohoops sources, despite rumors pointing to the opposite. De Colo signed a 2+1 contract with the Turkish powerhouse in 2019 while Vesely is under a contract through 2022.
The Czech Republic made it to the FIBA World Cup for the first time, but will not have Jan Vesely at China, the Czech Basketball Federation, CBF, announced on Monday. The 29-year-old forward/center is still rehabbing after his knee injury and will not be medically cleared for the 2019 FIBA World Cup.
Emiliano Carchia: Jan Vesely of Fenerbahce named Euroleague MVP of the season
Fenerbahce wants to continue with Zeljko Obradovic in the head coach position until the 58-year-old Serb decides to retire. Semih Ozsoy, deputy of the chairman of the Turkish side, expressed his team’s view toward the legendary coach talking to Turkish NTV and also revealed that Jan Vesely’s contract will be extended. “We are going to extend Vesely’s contract for three more years” he mentioned on the 28-year-old Czech forward and added: “Everybody is after him”.
Emiliano Carchia: Despite the statements made by Fenerbahce vicepresident, there is no agreement yet with Jan Vesely on a three-year contract extension. The discussions between Fenerbahce and the player are ongoing. The goal of Fenerbahce is, of course, to keep Jan Vesely with a long-term contract
Jan Vesely not closing door on NBA
Jonas Miklovas: Talked to Jan Vesely, currently Euroleague PIR leader (15 PPG, 5,4 RPG, 2,8 APG, 1,7 SPG, 85% FTs (!) and 21,8 PIR) about his thoughts of returning to NBA. “I’ve never closed the door on NBA. If the opportunity is right, I will consider it. But now my focus is on the team, Fener” About being called a “bust” in US: “That’s their opinion. I went there young and that was the lockout year, that might have been one of the problems. It was not easy. I have nothing to prove. I’m proving that I can play basketball, I’m doing it here”.
