Ediage and Glaros, the future of Greece at the ‘5’

A lot of talk is about the future of Greek basketball and whether there are talents to man the next few years to man National teamas well as the clubs. It seems, however, that the development process is working well now and there are quite interesting cases in the spotlight. Children with talent, but mainly with … size, which is one of the main demands in recent years.

In her two friendly National Pampon with Croatia this week in Ano Liosia has caught the case of the case of Falu Eddia. Born in Greece, from Senegalese parents, in the first game with 5 points (1/2 two -pointers, 1/2 three -pointers), 8 rebounds and 3 blocks at 16:39, while in the second he measured 2 points (1/1 two -point), 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 3 steals and 3 steals at 20:12.

In the eyes of Vassilis Spanoulis (who also watched his 15 -year -old son, Thanassis), Dimitris Diamantidis, Municipality of Dikoudis and Kostas Tsartsaris, Ediage left an excellent impression. Born on July 7, 2010, he belongs to Colossus Rhodes And until a year ago he was playing football as a goalkeeper in Digenis Koskinou. The Ediage, which It is close to 2.05m. And the prospect of growing up, he began to deal with basketball at the beginning of 2024 and his progress is impressive, especially with his image in January training. In addition to his obvious physical qualifications, he has a very good perception of the game and … he is constantly learning. Several teams are already watching his case, among them Prometheus and not only.

But it is not the only very interesting case. One more is the Nick Glaros-StavropoulosBorn in 2009, with a height of 2.13m, found in Chicago, he goes to the Saint Francis high school and is already catching the eye in the US. This is also evident from the his snapshots in Highschool. Indeed, his two -year -old brother is also very interesting, Alex’s brother, Alex. Both are soon expected in the “small” national teams. THE Dimitris Diamantidis and the Kostas Papadopouloscoach of the National Young Men, recently traveled to the US to see other expatriates. After all, America was traditionally a source of players for Greek basketball, from Yatzoglou and Galis, to Koufos and Kalathis.