Nebo, Kraag, Evbuomwan, Bango, Giedraitis or Sant-Roos: the medical report of the first day of the Endesa League

ByDavid Mitchell

The Endesa League is about to start and, with this, we present the first medical report of the 18 teams that will represent the competition this season. He Surne Bilbao-Kids&Us Manresa It will open a 2026-27 season that will conclude between June 25 and 29 with the playoff, depending on the number of matches in the semifinals and final.

Yannick Kraag has been the last to join the medical report after Asisa Joventut will notify your absence. The Dutchman suffers a muscle injury in the adductor of his right leg and it remains to be determined how long he will be out.

In it BarçaAleksander Sekulic’s team has up to three injured players. To Yoan’s already known casualties Makoundou (knee) and Tosan Evbuomwan (shoulder) Josh’s was added this Wednesday Nebowith an injury to the soleus of the right leg. The center will be out for between two and three weeks.

Yoan Makoundou chats with Josh NeboVICTOR SALGADO / Third parties

Up to five teams will be able to have all their players available for the start of the competition. Kosner BaskoniaMoraBanc AndorraRiver BreoganSurne Bilbao and Valencia Basket will have all their troops at their disposal.

The FIATC Girona will not be able to count on Maxi Fjellerup nor Isaac Vazquez and you will have the doubt of Aljaz Kunc. The Kids&Us Manresa is waiting for Pierre Oriola and Timmy Allen for the premiere, while it remains to be seen if Tomas Dimsa and paul Jorgensen They will be able to participate with Leyma Coruna.

He Unicaja from Malaga has up to three casualties: Tyson Perez,Tyler Kalinoski and Yannick Nzosa. For its part, the Recoletas Salud San Pablo Burgos He won’t even be able to count on Vlatko cancar not even with Retin Obasohan.

Teams like Casademont Saragossa (Jilson Bango), iLERNA Lleida (Atoumane Diagne), The Lagoon Tenerife (Rokas Giedraitis), Monbus Obradoiro (Olle Lundqvist), Royal Madrid (Usman Garuba) and UCAM Murcia (Howard Sant-Roos) have only one casualty for the first day.

David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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