Bojan Dubljević leaves Zaragoza

Dubljević changes midfield after two seasons

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Bojan Dubljević, Photo: FIBA
Bojan Dubljević, Photo: FIBA
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After two seasons, the time has come to say goodbye - Bojan Dubljević is leaving Zaragoza, the Spanish club confirmed on social media.

Dubljević played 29 games for Zaragoza in the Endesa League this season, averaging 20,4 minutes on the court and scoring seven points, along with 6,3 rebounds and 1,7 assists.

In addition to Dubljević, Zaragoza announced that DJ Stevens and Krist Kumađe are leaving the club.

Bojan Dubljević left an indelible mark in Valencia, where he played for 11 seasons and became a legend of the club, which retired the number 14 jersey in honor of the Nikšić native.

Dubljević won the EuroCup twice with Valencia (2014 and 2019), and in 2017 he led the team to its first and only Endesa League title. In that final, Valencia beat Real Madrid, and Dubljević was named the most valuable player of the final series.

He was the "Rising Star" of the Eurocup in 2013 and 2014, he was selected twice in the best five of that competition (2017 and 2019), and three times in the second five (2012, 2014 and 2022).

He was twice in the ideal five of the Endesa League (2017 and 2019).

He also won the Spanish Super Cup with Valencia in 2017.

He left Valencia in 2023, when he joined Zenit, and then returned to Spain two years ago, more precisely to Zaragoza, with whom he is parting ways this summer.

Zaragoza won survival in the last round of the Endesa League, and finished the season in 15th place with 10 wins and 24 losses.

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