Faros sign Stefan Djordjević

Faros Keratsiniou sign Stefan Djordjević. The 27 years old Serbian center will play in Greek for fourth year in a row. Djordjević started his professional career with Unia Tarnów in Poland, and has also played for KK Ulcinj and KK Teodo Tivat in Montenegro, Mega Leks and KK Smederevo 1953 in Serbia. In 2013 he signed with OFI Crete. With OFI Djordjević averaged 19.9 points and 7.1 rebounds per game, finishing second in points and seventh in rebounds for the A2 League 2013-2014. In the 2014-2014 season Djordjević played for Arkadikos. In the previous season Djordjević played for Doukas.

PAOK signed Nenad Miljenović

PAOK signed Nenad Miljenović (Ненад Миљеновић). The 23 years old Serbian guard penned an one year contract. Miljenović started his career in Partizan Belgrade and then continued with Mega Basket, Radnicki Kragugevac, and Mega Leks. In the previous season Miljenović played in Spain for Sevilla, averaging 5.4 points, 1.9 rebounds, and 2.3 assists per game. He was member of Serbian U16, U17, U18, U19 and U 20 National team. 

AEK signed Nikola Ivanović

AEK signed Nikola Ivanović (Никола Ивановић). The 22 years old Montenegrin player penned a three years contract with AEK. Ivanovic started his career in Mornar Bar and then moved to Budućnost Podgorica. In the last year he played for Mega Leks, where he won the Serbian Cup and was named MVP of the competition.

Lavrio signed Marko Kešelj

Lavrio signed Marko Kešelj. The 28 years old Serbian small forward returns to Greece to help Lavrio avoid relegation. Keselj played for Olympiacos from 2010 to 2012 winning one championship, one cup and one Euroleague. Coach Bartzokas did not count on him and the player continued in Spain for Valencia, and in France for Le Mans and ASVEL Villeurbanne. In the previous season Keselj played in Serbia for Mega Leks.

Marko Keselj, sf, moved to GS Lavrio from Greece!

— Misko4Raznatovic (@MiskoRaznatovic) January 6, 2016

PAOK will participate in International Tournament in Serbia

PAOK will participate in International Tournament in Serbia on 12/13 September. The other three teams will be Red Star Belgrade (Crvena Zvezda), Trabzonspor BK from Turkey and KK Mega Leks. PAOK has very good relations with Partizan, so a friendly game in Serbia with Red Star is always a trouble. With Mega Leks (former Mega Vizura) PAOK had some common players like Uros Dunvjak and Branko Milisavljević.