Oldenburg renewed Ronnie Burrell

In Oldenburg they are planning ahead.

Sundiata Gaines signed with BC Armia

Again better later than never. These days the Hoop is not on top form but within the next 2 weeks things will be back to normal.

Will Thomas to play for BC Armia

Another experienced player for the Army club.

Zvonko Buljan to sign with Paok

Paok strengthening the front-line for the play-offs.

KK Zagreb to bring in Rancic and Gilder

2 new additions for KK Zagreb

Orleans recall Ludovic Vaty

His recovery has been going well.

Raduljica moves to Efes Pilsen for the next 5 seasons

Efes Pilsen made a major move that signals to the future by signing Miroslav Raduljica, one of the top young centers in the game, to a five-year deal.

Louis Dale signed with BG Göttingen

Louis Dale will be moving to Germany next season.

Dwayne Anderson renewed with Goettingen

6’6” small forward/power forward Dwayne Anderson inked another one-year deal with BG Goettingen in the German Bundesliga.

Kunter renewed with Cholet for 2 seasons

The new French champion announced signing of two-year contract extension with their Head Coach Erman Kunter.

BG Göttingen signed McNaughton for 2 seasons

Oldenburg have 6 players now with a contract.

Panellinios to sign Haywood Chris Owens

Panellinios has already found a replacement for his front-line.

Braunschweig signed Marcus Goree

The New Yorker Phantoms Braunschweig had been looking for a long time to replace injured Nate Fox and finally found a replacement with Euroleague veteran Marcus Goree.

Spartak announced Sharrod Ford

Spartak St. Petersburg announced the signing of american power forward Sharrod Ford(2.06-PF) for the next season. Ford comes from the troubled Virtus Bologna that decided to release him because of his high contract that came up to 1.1 million dollars.

Sharrod Ford is known for his tremendous rebounding and blocking skills and will certainly add a massive defensive presence in the front-line of Spartak St. Petersburg. After graduating from Clemson in 2005 he earned his first pro contract with the Phoenix Suns but that was short-lived, as in January of 2006 he moved to the NBDL and the Fayetteville Patriots but he preferred to play in Europe so he signed with Alba in February, where he stayed on until 2007. After that he played for Montegranaro in Italy having a spectacular season by becoming the top rebounder and blocker of the Italian League for the regular season. Last season he did the same thing played for Virtus Bologna averaging 11.3 points and 9.3 rebounds in 35 games and becoming once again the top blocker and rebounder for the Italian LegaA1.

AS Trikala announced Giorgi Tsintsadze

AS Trikala announced Georgian point guard Giorgi Tsintsadze(1.92-PG) via their official website. Tsintsadze was a personal choice of head coach Vaggelis Aggelou that had him as a player in Dynamo Moscow when he was the assistant coach to Dusan Ivkovic.

Tsintsadze played initially for the second team of CSKA Moscow and later on moved to CSK Samara and Dynamo Moscow. For the last 3 seasons he has been playing for Estonian team Tartu Rock. He averaged 8.9 points 2.8 rebounds and 4 assists in 21 games of the Estonian League, 16.4 points 3.6 rebounds and 5.3 assists in 21 games of the Baltic League and 10.2 points 2.2 rebounds and 4.7 assists in 6 games of the Eurochallenge. He is also a member of the National Team of Georgia.

Langford signs 2 season deal with Khimki

Shortly after the completion of the draw for the 2009-10 Euroleague regular season, BC Khimki Moscow Region announced the signing of shooting guard Keith Langford to a two-year deal. Langford (193, 25) arrives from Virtus Bologna, where he averaged 12.9 points and 4.5 rebounds in 29 Italian League regular season games last season. He boosted his scoring average to 16.8 points in the playoffs and also helped Virtus to win the EuroChallenge title, scoring 21 points in the final against Cholet Basket.

Khimki will be Langford's first Euroleague club. He has previously played for Angelico Biella and Vanoli Soresina in Italy as well as the Austin and Fort Worth in the NBDL, Kansas in the USBL and San Antonio in the NBA. Langford first made a name for himself in the basketball world at the University of Kansas, where he played four seasons, reaching the NCAA final four in 2002 and making it to the title game in 2003.

"The procedure to bring Langford to our club was very long," Khimki general manager Victor Bychkov said. "There was a time when all of us were waiting for the official announcement. But it was necessary to settle all the details. Today we can say that the player signed a two-year contract. Langford is a good shooter and passer and I am sure he will help our team meet its goals."

source : euroleague.net

Biella landed Vanja Plisnic

According to his agency's website beobasket.net, serbian forward/center Vanja Plisnic(2.07-PF/C) will be moving from the dismantled Ural Great to Italy and Biella. Plisnic has been playing for Ural Great for the last 2 seasons but the russian team is struggling financially and will not be able to keep him.

Plisnic has also played for Hemofarm, BC Oostende, Vojvodina and Zeleznik. He averaged 12.9 points 5.5 rebounds and 1.3 assists in 16 games in the Fiba Eurochallenge and 12.2 points 6 rebounds and 1.6 assists in 21 games in the Russian Superleague.

De Colo left Cholet

According to lequipe.fr, french star Nando De Colo(1.95-PG/SG) left Cholet as it was confirmed by his agent. De Colo is on his way to the States in order to participate in this year's NBA Draft. De Colo will try to earn a place in the Draft as high as possible but even he doesn't succeed there is still an alternative.

The administration of Valencia are patiently waiting on the developments in order to sign the talented french youngster, who was one of the best players of the french ProA league. He averaged 14.7 points 3.6 rebounds and 3.3 assists in 27 games in the ProA. He also led his team to the finals of the FIBA Eurochallenge against Virtus Bologna averaging 13.9 points 3.6 rebounds and 2.2 assists in 16 games.