Crvena Zvezda president Zeljko Drcelic: “We had a gentleman’s agreement with Nikola Vucevic”

2026-08-02T11:54:11+00:00 2026-08-02T11:55:39+00:00.

Nikola Miloradovic

02/Aug/26 11:54

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The Crvena Zvezda president confirmed talks with Vucevic and said the door remains open for the future

By Eurohoops team / info@eurohoops.net

Nikola Vucevic was linked with a move to Crvena Zvezda earlier this summer before eventually returning to the Orlando Magic.

In an interview with Meridian Sport, Zvezda president Zeljko Drcelic confirmed that the two sides had held talks and explained what prevented the move from happening.

There were talks,” Drcelic revealed. “First and foremost, Nikola is an excellent person, but also a huge Zvezda fan. That does not mean he would automatically become a Crvena Zvezda player. He is a family man who has lived in the United States for more than 20 years, since his high school days. Such decisions are not easy, and in his case, money was absolutely not a factor.

Vucevic ultimately remained in the NBA and returned to the Orlando Magic.

We had a gentleman’s agreement that, if he did not receive an NBA offer, he would put on the Crvena Zvezda jersey. Since he is an elite athlete who continues to take care of his body and his career, it is clear that the door is not closed.”

Drcelic also indicated that Zvezda’s work on the roster may not be over following the arrivals of Chris Jones, David Kramer, Johnathan Motley, Patrick Baldwin Jr. and Vojin Medarevic and the extension of Jared Butler’s contract.

We have not finished our work yet,” Drcelic said, adding that all signings and departures were agreed with the new head coach Ibon Navarro and made in accordance with his vision for the team.

We have a good team. If an opportunity arises to strengthen it further, we will certainly take advantage of it.

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