Cibona brings back Kapusta, Holon parts ways with Krunic
Cibona has brought Croatian point guard Borna Kapusta back into its squad. Hapoel Holon has parted ways with head coach Predrag Krunic, while injury news also made headlines in the Basketball Champions League.

Cibona has brought back 30-year-old Croatian point guard Borna Kapusta to strengthen its backcourt. The 1.82 metre player will line up for the Zagreb side in his first Basketball Champions League game of the season. The team began the 2026/27 season in Group B with one win and two defeats. Ivan Tomas is in charge of the team.
Hapoel Maoz Daniel Holon made management changes over the weekend. On Sunday, the club parted ways with 58-year-old head coach Predrag Krunic. The decision came about 24 hours after sporting director Daniel Ravitz left the club. Claudell Harris Jr., who has been sidelined indefinitely with an injury, and Rivaldo Soares, whose contract was terminated on Tuesday, are also on the team's agenda. Holon, which sits in Group F with one win and two defeats, will face Rasta Vechta on Tuesday in Samokov.
Other league news includes Sabah and guard Mike Ertel II agreeing to end his contract early by mutual consent. The 27-year-old averaged 4.5 points across two tournament games. On the injury front, Asisa Joventut has lost 32-year-old Alex Reyes to a torn right quadriceps. Falco-Vulcano Szombathely is closely monitoring the condition of Andras Tanoh Dez, who has an ankle problem. At AEK, Dimitris Flionis was added to the injury list after a medical examination diagnosed a grade 1 strain of his right abdominal muscle.



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