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List of 2018–19 EuroLeague transactions

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This is a list of all personnel changes for the 2018 EuroLeague off-season and 2018–19 EuroLeague season (until 28 February 2019).

Retirements

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The following players who played in the 2017–18 Euroleague, and played more than three EuroLeague seasons, retired.

Date Name EuroLeague Team(s) and played (years) Age Notes Ref.
August 17   Juan Carlos Navarro 38 [1]

Managerial changes

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Team Outgoing manager Manner of departure Date of vacancy Position in table Replaced with Date of appointment
  Herbalife Gran Canaria   Luis Casimiro End of contract 13 June 2018[2] Pre-season   Salva Maldonado 26 June 2018
  Darüşşafaka   David Blatt End of contract 31 May 2018   Ahmet Çakı 20 June 2018[3]
  Olympiacos   Ioannis Sfairopoulos Mutual consent 18 June 2018[4]   David Blatt 27 June 2018[5]
  Kirolbet Baskonia   Pedro Martinez Sacked 16 November 2018[6] 11th (2–5)   Velimir Perasović 16 November 2018[6]
  Maccabi Tel Aviv   Neven Spahija Sacked 18 November 2018[7] 14th (1–6)   Ioannis Sfairopoulos 18 November 2018[7]
  Herbalife Gran Canaria   Salva Maldonado Sacked 5 December 2018[8] 13th (3–7)   Víctor García 5 December 2018[8][9]
  Darüşşafaka Tekfen   Ahmet Çakı Sacked 11 December 2018[10] 16th (1–10)   Selçuk Ernak 12 December 2018[11]
  Panathinaikos OPAP Athens   Xavi Pascual Sacked 20 December 2018[12] 10th (6–7)   Rick Pitino 22 December 2018[13]
  Budućnost VOLI   Aleksandar Džikić Sacked 29 December 2018[14] 15th (3–12)   Jasmin Repeša 30 December 2018[15]
  Khimki   Georgios Bartzokas Sacked 21 January 2019[16] 13th (7–12)   Rimas Kurtinaitis 21 January 2019[17]
  Herbalife Gran Canaria   Víctor García Sacked 11 March 2019[18] 14th (6–19)   Pedro Martínez 11 March 2019[19]

Player movements

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Between two EuroLeague teams

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Date Player From To Contract
years 		Ref.
June 13
   Edwin Jackson   Barcelona   Budućnost
1
[20]
June 20
   Vasilije Micić   Žalgiris   Anadolu Efes
2
[21]
June 21
   Rodrigue Beaubois   Baskonia   Anadolu Efes
2
[22]
June 25
   Berk Demir   Anadolu Efes   Darüşşafaka
2
[23]
July 2
   Adrien Moerman   Barcelona   Anadolu Efes
2
[24]
July 10
   Ioannis Papapetrou   Olympiacos   Panathinaikos
3
[25]
July 10
   Scottie Wilbekin   Darüşşafaka   Maccabi Tel Aviv
3
[26]
July 12
   James Anderson   Khimki   Anadolu Efes
1+1
[27]
July 12
   Aleksandar Vezenkov   Barcelona   Olympiacos
2
[28]
July 13
   Mike James   Panathinaikos   AX Olimpia Milan
3
[29]
July 17
   Axel Toupane   Žalgiris   Olympiacos
2
[30]
July 17
   Chris Singleton   Panathinaikos   Barcelona
1
[31]
July 18
   Jānis Timma   Baskonia   Olympiacos
2
[32]
July 24
   Petteri Koponen   Barcelona   Bayern Munich
3
[33]
July 25
   Kevin Pangos   Žalgiris   Barcelona
2
[34]
July 25
   Kim Tillie   Olympiacos   Gran Canaria
1
[35]
July 30
   Deshaun Thomas   Maccabi Tel Aviv   Panathinaikos
1
[36]
September 23
   Léo Westermann   CSKA Moscow   Žalgiris
1
[37]
January 2
   Alen Omić   Budućnost   AX Olimpia Milan
1
[38]

To a EuroLeague team

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Date Player From To Contract
years 		Ref.
May 30
   Coty Clarke   Avtodor Saratov   Budućnost
1
[39]
June 12
   Metecan Birsen   Sakarya   Anadolu Efes
2
[40]
June 13
   Sertac Sanli   Beşiktaş   Anadolu Efes
2
[41]
June 16
   Earl Clark   Beşiktaş   Budućnost
1
[42]
June 16
   Bugrahan Tuncer   Eskişehir   Anadolu Efes
2
[43]
June 18
   Kendrick Ray   ČEZ Nymburk   Maccabi Tel Aviv
3
[44]
June 21
   Thomas Walkup   EWE Baskets Oldenburg   Žalgiris
2
[45]
June 22
   Laurynas Birutis   Šiauliai   Žalgiris
[46]
June 22
   Amedeo Della Valle   Pallacanestro Reggiana   AX Olimpia Milan
[47]
June 25
   Jeff Brooks   Unicaja   AX Olimpia Milan
2
[48]
June 25
   Jordan Loyd   Hapoel Eilat   Darüşşafaka
1
[49]
June 25
   Žanis Peiners   Lietkabelis   Darüşşafaka
2
[50]
June 26
   Angelo Caloiaro   Banvit   Maccabi Tel Aviv
1
[51]
June 26
   Aaron Craft   Monaco   Budućnost
1
[52]
June 26
   Petr Gubanov   Nizhy Novgorod   Khimki
1
[53]
June 27
   Stéphane Lasme   UNICS   Panathinaikos
1
[54]
June 27
   Nemanja Nedović   Unicaja   AX Olimpia Milan
[55]
June 28
   Christian Burns   Cantù   AX Olimpia Milan
1
[56]
June 28
   Martinas Geben   Notre Dame   Žalgiris
[57]
July 3
   Marius Grigonis   Alba Berlin   Žalgiris
3
[58]
July 4
   Joffrey Lauvergne   San Antonio Spurs   Fenerbahçe
2
[59]
July 4
   Leon Radošević   Brose Bamberg   Bayern Munich
3
[60]
July 5
   Nigel Williams-Goss   Partizan   Olympiacos
3
[61]
July 6
   Robin Amaize   medi Bayreuth   Bayern Munich
3
[62]
July 6
   Ray McCallum   Unicaja   Darüşşafaka
1
[63]
July 7
   Zach LeDay   Hapoel Gilboa Galil   Olympiacos
2+1
[64]
July 8
   Nate Wolters   Élan Chalon   Žalgiris
1+1
[65]
July 9
   Klemen Prepelič   Levallois Metropolitans   Real Madrid
2
[66]
July 12
   Dee Bost   Strasbourg   Khimki
1
[67]
July 13
   Cory Jefferson   Texas Legends   Darüşşafaka
[68]
July 13
   Maodo Lo   Brose Bamberg   Bayern Munich
2
[69]
July 14
   Keith Langford   Maccabi Rishon LeZion   Panathinaikos
1
[70]
July 16
   Nimrod Levi   Maccabi Ashdod   Maccabi Tel Aviv
2
[71]
July 17
   Youssoupha Fall   Le Mans   Baskonia
4
[72]
July 17
   Daniel Hackett   Brose Bamberg   CSKA Moscow
2
[73]
July 18
   Kyle Kuric   Zenit   Barcelona
2
[74]
July 18
   Shavon Shields   Trento   Baskonia
2
[75]
July 19
   Gabriel Deck   San Lorenzo   Real Madrid
3
[76]
July 19
   Tyler Ennis   Los Angeles Lakers   Fenerbahçe
2
[77]
July 19
   Clevin Hannah   UCAM Murcia   Gran Canaria
[78]
July 20
   Georgios Papagiannis   Portland Trail Blazers   Panathinaikos
5
[79]
July 23
   Alec Peters   Phoenix Suns   CSKA Moscow
1
[80]
July 24
   Casey Prather   Promitheas Patras   Khimki
1+1
[81]
July 25
   Ivan Ukhov   Parma   CSKA Moscow
3
[82]
July 26
   Markel Brown   Houston Rockets   Darüşşafaka
1
[83]
July 26
   Shane Larkin   Boston Celtics   Anadolu Efes
1
[84]
July 27
   Jordan Mickey   Miami Heat   Khimki
1
[85]
July 30
   Artem Pustovyi   Obradoiro   Barcelona
3
[86]
July 30
   D. J. Strawberry   Beşiktaş   Gran Canaria
1
[87]
July 31
   Johnny O'Bryant   Charlotte Hornets   Maccabi Tel Aviv
1
[88]
July 31
   Vangelis Sakellariou   Panionios   Panathinaikos
1+1
[89]
August 1
   Tibor Pleiss   Valencia   Anadolu Efes
1+1
[90]
August 2
   Chris Evans   Monaco   Gran Canaria
1
[91]
August 6
   Donatas Sabeckis   Šiauliai   Žalgiris
1+1
[92]
August 8
   Joel Bolomboy   Milwaukee Bucks   CSKA Moscow
3
[93]
August 8
   Tony Crocker   Tofaş   Khimki
1
[94]
August 9
   Jaka Blažič   MoraBanc Andorra   Barcelona
1
[95]
August 13
   Darrun Hilliard   San Antonio Spurs   Baskonia
1
[96]
August 16
   Igor Drobnjak   Mega Bemax   Budućnost
[97]
August 18
   Jon Diebler   Beşiktaş   Darüşşafaka
1
[98]
August 20
   Tarik Black   Houston Rockets   Maccabi Tel Aviv
[99]
August 21
   Jeremy Evans   Atlanta Hawks   Darüşşafaka
1
[100]
September 2
   Ajdin Penava   Marshall   Baskonia
4
[101]
September 18
   Nemanja Dangubić   Crvena zvezda   Bayern Munich
1
[102]
September 25
   Alen Omić   Crvena zvezda   Budućnost
1
[103]
October 3
   Derrick Williams   Los Angeles Lakers   Bayern Munich
1
[104]
October 18
   Derrick Walton   Miami Heat   Žalgiris
1
[105]
October 26
   Erick Green   Valencia   Fenerbahçe
1
[106]
November 4
   Ramon Sessions   Washington Wizards   Maccabi Tel Aviv
3 months
[107]
November 9
   Garlon Green   Belfius Mons-Hainaut   Khimki
1
[108]
November 16
   Nikola Radičević   Trento   Gran Canaria
1
[109]
December 5
   Toney Douglas   Sakarya   Darüşşafaka
1
[110]
December 13
   Siim-Sander Vene   Fuenlabrada   Gran Canaria
1
[111]
December 20
   Goga Bitadze   Mega Bemax   Budućnost
1
[112]
December 21
   James Bell   Cedevita   Budućnost
1
[113]
December 21
   Norris Cole   Sidigas Avellino   Budućnost
1
[114]
December 24
   Josh Magette   Cedevita   Gran Canaria
1
[115]
January 6
   Deon Thompson   San Pablo Burgos   Žalgiris
1
[116]
January 9
   Sean Kilpatrick   Chicago Bulls   Panathinaikos
1
[117]
January 13
   Adreian Payne   Nanjing Monkey King   Panathinaikos
1
[118]
January 22
   Jalen Jones   Cleveland Cavaliers   Baskonia
1
[119]
January 27
   James Nunnally   Houston Rockets   AX Olimpia Milan
1
[120]
February 6
   Briante Weber   Sioux Falls Skyforce   Olympiacos
1
[121]
February 14
   Devin Williams   Büyükçekmece   Budućnost
1
[122]
February 20
   Jacob Wiley   Adelaide 36ers   Gran Canaria
1
[123]
February 22
   Cory Jefferson   Guangzhou Long-Lions   Gran Canaria
1
[124]
February 27
   Aaron Harrison   New Orleans Pelicans   Khimki
1
[125]

Leaving a EuroLeague team

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Date Player From To Ref.
June 26
   Kenny Gabriel   Panathinaikos   Türk Telekom
[126]
June 26
   Itay Segev   Maccabi Tel Aviv   Maccabi Rishon LeZion
[127]
June 28
   Reggie Redding   Bayern Munich   Türk Telekom
[128]
July 2
   Marco Cusin   AX Olimpia Milan   Fiat Turin
[129]
July 2
   Brad Wanamaker   Fenerbahçe   Boston Celtics
[130]
July 3
   Berk Uğurlu   Fenerbahçe   Pınar Karşıyaka
[131]
July 3
   Kyle Wiltjer   Olympiacos   Unicaja
[132]
July 4
   Jalen Reynolds   Barcelona   Zenit
[133]
July 6
   Will Cummings   Darüşşafaka   EWE Baskets Oldenburg
[134]
July 6
   Pierre Jackson   Maccabi Tel Aviv   Beijing Fly Dragons
[135]
July 9
   Luka Dončić   Real Madrid   Dallas Mavericks
[136]
July 11
   JaJuan Johnson   Darüşşafaka   Lokomotiv Kuban
[137]
July 12
   Andrew Goudelock   AX Olimpia Milan   Shandong Golden Stars
[138]
July 12
   Vladimir Štimac   Anadolu Efes   Türk Telekom
[139]
July 13
   Brian Roberts   Olympiacos   Unicaja
[140]
July 16
   Rodions Kurucs   Barcelona   Brooklyn Nets
[141]
July 17
   Jamel McLean   Olympiacos   Lokomotiv Kuban
[142]
July 17
   Maik Zirbes   Bayern Munich   Crvena zvezda
[143]
July 19
   Awudu Abass   AX Olimpia Milan   Brescia
[144]
July 19
   Justin Doellman   Budućnost   Manresa
[145]
July 20
   Marc García   Barcelona   Fuenlabrada
[146]
July 21
   Amath M'Baye   AX Olimpia Milan   Virtus Bologna
[147]
July 23
   Gytis Masiulis   Žalgiris   Neptūnas
[148]
July 23
   Muhaymin Mustafa   Anadolu Efes   Tofaş
[149]
July 24
   Mantas Kalnietis   AX Olimpia Milan   ASVEL
[150]
July 24
   Davide Pascolo   AX Olimpia Milan   Trento
[151]
July 25
   Jonah Bolden   Maccabi Tel Aviv   Philadelphia 76ers
[152]
July 25
   Vitaly Fridzon   CSKA Moscow   Lokomotiv Kuban
[153]
July 25
   Karim Jallow   Bayern Munich   MHP Riesen Ludwigsburg
[154]
July 26
   Nicolás Brussino   Gran Canaria   Iberostar Tenerife
[155]
July 31
   James Bell   Darüşşafaka   Cedevita
[156]
August 1
   Pablo Aguilar   Gran Canaria   Cedevita
[157]
August 1
   Marcus Denmon   Panathinaikos   Zhejiang Golden Bulls
[158]
August 1
   Amar Gegić   Bayern Munich   Partizan
[159]
August 3
   Howard Sant-Roos   Darüşşafaka   AEK Athens
[160]
August 6
   Toney Douglas   Anadolu Efes   Sakarya
[161]
August 6
   Paulius Valinskas   Žalgiris   Šiauliai
[92]
August 7
   Zach Auguste   Panathinaikos   Galatasaray
[162]
August 8
   James Nunnally   Fenerbahçe   Minnesota Timberwolves
[163]
August 8
   Nikola Radičević   Gran Canaria   Trento
[164]
August 8
   Dino Radončić   Real Madrid   San Pablo Burgos
[165]
August 11
   Jason Thompson   Fenerbahçe   Sichuan Blue Whales
[166]
August 13
   D. J. Seeley   Gran Canaria   Lietuvos rytas
[167]
August 14
   Karam Mashour   Maccabi Tel Aviv   Bnei Herzliya
[168]
August 17
   Norris Cole   Maccabi Tel Aviv   Sidigas Avellino
[169]
August 28
   Kyle Gibson   Budućnost   Beşiktaş
[170]
August 30
   Thomas Robinson   Khimki   Atlanta Hawks
[171]
September 10
   Phil Pressey   Barcelona   Beşiktaş
[172]
September 17
   Victor Rudd   CSKA Moscow   Fiat Turin
[173]
September 21
   Errick McCollum   Anadolu Efes   UNICS
[174]
October 9
   Gal Mekel   Gran Canaria   Zenit
[175]
October 31
   Donatas Sabeckis   Žalgiris   MHP Riesen Ludwigsburg
[176]
November 25
   Aaron Craft   Budućnost   Trento
[177]
December 7
   K.C. Rivers   Panathinaikos   Reggio Emilia
[178]
December 19
   Artsiom Parakhouski   Maccabi Tel Aviv   Rytas
[179]
December 30
   Zoran Nikolić   Budućnost   Mega Bemax
[180]
January 8
   Chris Evans   Gran Canaria   Pınar Karşıyaka
[181]
February 13
   Derrick Walton   Žalgiris   Alba Berlin
[182]
February 26
   Kendrick Ray   Maccabi Tel Aviv   Le Mans
[183]
February 28
   Dee Bost   Khimki   Monaco
[184]
March 2
   Dairis Bertāns   AX Olimpia Milan   New Orleans Pelicans
[185]

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  115. ^ "Gran Canaria adds Magette to backcourt". www.euroleague.net. 24 December 2018. Retrieved 24 December 2018.
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  117. ^ "Greens sign guard Sean Kilpatrick". www.euroleague.net. 9 January 2019. Retrieved 9 January 2019.
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  120. ^ "Milan adds former EuroLeague champ Nunnally". www.euroleague.net. 27 January 2019. Retrieved 27 January 2019.
  121. ^ "Olympiacos inks playmaker Weber". www.euroleague.net. 6 February 2019. Retrieved 6 February 2019.
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  136. ^ "Mavericks sign third overall pick Luka Doncic". www.mavs.com. 9 July 2018. Retrieved 9 July 2018.
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  141. ^ "Nets officially sign Rodions Kurucs". sportando.basketball. 16 July 2018. Retrieved 16 July 2018.
  142. ^ "Loko announces Jamel McLean". www.eurocupbasketball.com. 17 July 2018. Archived from the original on July 17, 2018. Retrieved 17 July 2018.
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  148. ^ "Gytis Masiulis loaned to Neptunas". sportando.basketball. 23 July 2018. Retrieved 23 July 2018.
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  151. ^ "Trento, former All-EuroCup forward Pascolo reunite". www.eurocupbasketball.com. 24 July 2018. Archived from the original on July 24, 2018. Retrieved 24 July 2018.
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  158. ^ "Marcus Denmon signs with Zhejiang Golden Bulls". sportando.basketball. 1 August 2018. Retrieved 1 August 2018.
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  160. ^ "Howard Sant-Roos officially signs with AEK Athens". sportando.basketball. 3 August 2018. Archived from the original on 4 August 2018. Retrieved 3 August 2018.
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  178. ^ "KC Rivers officially signs with Reggio Emilia". sportando.basketball. 7 December 2018. Retrieved 7 December 2018.
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