#Mario Hezonja

Croatian basketball has the opportunity to build a new dynasty by uniting generations from 1994 to 2001, while the youth categories offer hope for the future.

Five key players have pulled out of the match against Croatia, and sporting director Bertans doesn't hide his disappointment: 'The reasons aren't always fully clear to me.'

Croatian basketball player Mario Hezonja, ahead of his return to the NBA, shared an anecdote about Dražen Petrović and explained why he considers Toni Kukoč the greatest Croatian player of all time.

Head coach Tomislav Mijatović has selected 15 players for the continuation of the 2027 World Cup qualifiers, with preparations set to begin on August 13 in Opatija.

The Croatian basketball player bid farewell to 'his home' with a letter and thanked the club for enabling his return to the US, where he will play for the Cleveland Cavaliers.

The Croatian star, named MVP of the Spanish league last season, is heading back across the Atlantic after six years, where he will don the Cleveland Cavaliers jersey.

The Croatian forward, after six years in Europe, has signed a one-year deal worth $2.8 million.

The Croatian national team player has signed a one-year contract worth $2.8 million, while speculation swirls about where LeBron James will live after signing with the Philadelphia 76ers.

Dispute over deadline for activating exit clause and unpaid $1 million buyout has blocked Hezonja's move to the Cleveland Cavaliers, while interested European clubs closely monitor the outcome

The Croatian basketball player signed a one-year, $2.8 million deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers, while LeBron James earned $3.8 million with the Philadelphia 76ers. Kurir.rs claims Serbian basketball player Vasilije Micić earns more than LeBron.

Croatian basketball player Mario Hezonja returns to NBA after six years, signing with Cleveland Cavaliers, while anger in Madrid over the manner and timing of his departure from Real Madrid.

The Croatian forward, after six seasons in Europe, will once again play in the world's strongest basketball league, having agreed to a one-year contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers worth $2.8 million.

Croatian national team player agrees to one-year, $2.8 million deal with Cleveland Cavaliers after six seasons in Europe.

Croatian basketball player Mario Hezonja is facing a possible return to the world's strongest league, four years after categorically rejecting that option. After a successful stint at Real Madrid, the situation has dramatically changed.

Cryptic social media post by agent Miško Ražnatović on X suggests the Croatian basketball player is leaving Real Madrid and returning to the world's top league. A return to the NBA would directly affect his availability for the national team.

The agent of the Croatian basketball player posted a cryptic message on X suggesting a possible transfer to the Cleveland Cavaliers, but the status of his departure from Real Madrid has not been officially confirmed yet.