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Cedi Osman transfer to PAOK and EuroCup campaign

Overview

Turkish basketball player Cedi Osman signed a three-year contract with PAOK, transferring from Panathinaikos for a buyout fee of approximately two million euros. Osman indicated that while he had one year remaining on his previous contract, negotiations with Turkish clubs Anadolu Efes and Fenerbahçe failed due to high buyout costs. He expressed motivation to join PAOK’s project under coach Andrea Trinchieri, aiming to compete in the EuroCup with the goal of reaching the EuroLeague.

Following his arrival, Osman shared his ambitions during PAOK’s media day, stating the team’s primary goal is to win titles. He highlighted the importance of a recent ten-day training camp in Italy and noted strong performances in friendly matches. PAOK opened the EuroCup season with a 93-78 victory against Manresa, where Osman scored 23 points. The team secured a second consecutive win with a 75-72 away victory against Bosna Sarajevo. However, PAOK suffered its first loss of the season in a 95-86 defeat to Lietkabelis.

In the Stoiximan GBL, PAOK maintained an undefeated record following an 88-84 away victory against Kolossos Rodou, moving to a 3-0 start in the league. Osman led the rally in the final quarter, scoring a career-high 37 points. During the Pavlos Giannakopoulos tournament, Osman led PAOK to a 100-99 victory over Partizan. He later reflected on the tournament after an 87-81 loss to Panathinaikos in the final, noting the team's resilience. Osman also addressed his departure from Panathinaikos, citing a perceived lack of communication and a different club direction, though he emphasized there is “no ill will” toward the organization. PAOK extended its undefeated streak in the Stoiximan GBL with a 63-53 victory over Iraklis in a Thessaloniki derby, moving to a 5-0 record in the league. Marcus Foster led the scoring with 17 points, while Osman contributed 12 points.

Entities

PAOK · Cedi Osman · Andrea Trinchieri · Panathinaikos · PAOK BC

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Timeline

  1. [SPORTS] 28 sources
    PAOK remains undefeated in GBL after victory over Kolossos Rodou

    PAOK remains undefeated in the Greek Basketball League after an 88-84 away win against Kolossos Rodou, led by Cedi Osman's career-high 37 points.

  2. [SPORTS] 4 sources
    Lietkabelis defeats PAOK 95-86 in EuroCup matchup

    Lietkabelis defeated PAOK 95-86 in the EuroCup, capitalizing on high three-point accuracy to hand the Greek side its first loss of the season.

  3. [SPORTS] 13 sources
    PAOK defeats Bosna 75-72 in EuroCup away victory

    PAOK defeated Bosna 75-72 in Sarajevo to maintain a perfect 2/2 record in the EuroCup, led by Cedi Osman's 17 points and Nick Calathes' 7 assists.

  4. [SPORTS] 25 sources
    PAOK defeats Manresa 93-78 in EuroCup opener

    PAOK defeated Manresa 93-78 in their EuroCup opener, fueled by a 20-point fourth-quarter surge from Bryn Terri despite early struggles and a mid-game technical delay.

  5. [SPORTS] 9 sources
    Cedi Osman reacts to PAOK's tournament final loss

    PAOK player Cedi Osman expressed pride in his team's resilience following their 87-81 loss to Panathinaikos in the Pavlos Giannakopoulos Tournament final.

  6. [SPORTS] 9 sources
    Cedi Osman leads PAOK to 100-99 victory over Partizan

    Cedi Osman led PAOK to a 100-99 win over Partizan, scoring 27 points. He discussed his move from Panathinaikos, citing the desire for a leadership role and PAOK's EuroLeague ambitions.

  7. [SPORTS] 7 sources
    Cedi Osman sets title ambitions with PAOK

    PAOK forward Cedi Osman aims for titles this season and expressed excitement about returning to OAKA for the Pavlos Giannakopoulos tournament.

  8. [SPORTS] 4 sources
    Cedi Osman signs three-year deal with PAOK from Panathinaikos

    Cedi Osman has joined PAOK on a three-year deal from Panathinaikos. He cited high buyout fees as the reason why moves to Turkish clubs Efes and Fenerbahçe failed to occur.

Sources

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