Fernandez for Rogavopoulos: “Interesting outside Greece – I hope it stays, but there are things you don’t control”

Basconia’s athletic director, Felix Fernandezconfirmed that the Nikos Rogavopoulos It is targeting several teams, both from Greece and abroad. As he stated in his statements, the Greek forward He has attracted interest because of his potential and evolution, and made it clear that the team would like to keep it in its roster.

“He is a player who has attracted interest, with great potential and prospects, as he has shown. It has not only drawn attention to Greek teams, but also from other markets. Rogavopoulos has a release clause. I rely on Nikos staying with us, but obviously there are things you can’t control“, Fernandez said.

Rogavopoulos completed a positive season With the Basconia jersey, a fact that has uploaded its shares ahead of the summer transfer season.

In Greece, Rogavopoulos, waiting for Panathinaikos contacts with Baskonia

THE Nikos Rogavopoulos is the person of the days in the basketball news as the interest of Panathinaic It is very lively for its acquisition. The 24 -year -old guard/forward Located in Greecenot to close a transcript, but for a vacation in Santorini.

The Greens want to make their own international ace, but the case is not simple. Roga is bound by a contract for another year by Basconia and there is in it clause of 1.5 million euros. Panathinaikos does not show, at least at this stage, a willingness to give such a great deal, but would like to negotiate a smaller buy out.

On the other hand, the strong man of Basconia, Josean Kerechetahe has repeatedly proven that he is very tough and often … an unmistakable negotiator. If, however, he does not sell Rogavopoulos this year (who has been negative so far to sign an extension), he will risk losing him next summer without a fee. As he is in danger of getting this year with Tsima Monteke, the proposals he rejected last year and this year the player remains free. On the contrary, the Red Star last summer paid the buy out for Condi Miller-Makindyir and made him his own.