By Johnny Askounis/ info@eurohoops.net
The landscape of the 2026–27 BKT EuroCup Regular Season continues to shift with high-profile additions.
In a major move on Sunday, Bosna BH Telecom strengthened its frontcourt by picking up 26-year-old Reggie Perry, an NBA veteran who previously suited up for the Brooklyn Nets, Portland Trail Blazers, and Indiana Pacers. Perry joins a squad coached by Dario Gjergja, which recently entered Group D to replace AS Monaco. He links up with Edin Atic, James Banks III, Dontay Caruthers, Marcus Domask, DeAndre Gholston, Ryan Hawkins, Alija Islamovic, Miljan Kljestan, Daut Livadic, Lautaro Tomas Lopez, Adin Mandzukic, Alfonso Plummer, P.J. Pipes, Nikola Popovic, Doko Salic, Darko Talic, and Adin Vrabac.
Meanwhile, Recoletas Salud San Pablo Burgos made waves in Group A last Thursday by securing Sekou Doumbouya. The 25-year-old combo forward, a former 15th overall NBA draft pick with 96 games of experience for the Detroit Pistons and Los Angeles Lakers, returns to Euroleague Basketball’s second tier for the first time since 2018. Doumbouya will play under strategist Porfi Fisac alongside teammates like Vlatko Cancar and Retin Obasohan. In the same pool, Cedevita Olimpija locked down 26-year-old Osayi Osifo on a two-year contract last Tuesday, bolstering a lineup steered by Zvezdan Mitrovic that already boasts Jaka Blazic and Matthew Hurt.
Group A’s Rigas Zelli integrated 29-year-old Ivan Tkachenko on Wednesday. Over in Group C, Slask Wroclaw finalized three consecutive transactions under coach Danny Franco, securing Devin Robinson, Isaih Moore, and locking in a three-year extension for Leon Dunin-Wasowicz. Finally, Balkan Botevgrad retained Konstantin Toshkov, Siauliai acquired veteran playmaker Mike Caffey, and the London Lions welcomed back Ade Adebayo on a short-term deal.
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