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Luka Dončić fully recovered, child‑support case withdrawn

Overview

After completing a grade‑2 hamstring rehab that included stem‑cell therapy in Madrid, Luka Dončić was declared 100 % healthy in early August 2026, confirming his readiness for the Los Angeles Lakers’ upcoming season. He will host a four‑day minicamp in Ljubljana to build chemistry with new teammates. Concurrently, his former fiancée Anamaria Goltes filed a motion in Los Angeles Superior Court to dismiss the child‑support petition she had lodged in March, seeking an amicable resolution for their two daughters who live in Slovenia. The court has not ruled yet, and Dončić’s attorney Laura Wasser argued the case should be heard in Slovenia. A rookie draft pick has expressed interest in testing his defensive skills against the recovered star. These developments trace Dončić’s transition from injury rehabilitation to full readiness, while legal matters move toward settlement.

Entities

Luka Dončić · Los Angeles Lakers · SPQR Roma · Anamaria Goltes · Ljubljana

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Timeline

  1. 9 days ago

    [SPORTS] 11 sources
    Luka Doncic Returns 100% Healthy as Ex‑Fiancée Drops Child‑Support Petition

    Luka Doncic says he’s fully healthy after a hamstring injury, while his ex‑fiancée Anamaria Goltes has filed to dismiss her child‑support petition, aiming for an amicable settlement.

  2. 10 days ago

    [SPORTS] 2 sources
    Luka Dončić Recovers from Injury and Faces Coaching Changes at EuroCup Club

    Luka Dončić says he’s fully recovered from a hamstring injury and will rejoin the Lakers, while his EuroCup club SPQR Roma eyes a coaching change with Janis Sferopulos as a leading candidate.

Sources

24ur.com · archynetys.com · basketballforever.com · heavy.com · hoopsrumors.com · lakersnation.com · latimes.com · mondo.rs · nypost.com · si.com · sportskeeda.com · themirror.com

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