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Partizan Belgrade have agreed to extend Frank Ntilikina’s contract for another year, keeping him with the team until 2027. The French guard accepted a significant pay cut. Though Monaco had shown interest this summer, Ntilikina expressed his desire to stay. “I’m more ready than ever, you will see the best version of me,” he said. After an injury-hit season, Ntilikina averaged 7 points and 2 assists in the EuroLeague, and 6.7 points per game in the ABA League.

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Frank Ntilikina, Ousmane Dieng, Moussa Diabate cut from French national team roster ahead of EuroBasket


Guard Frank Ntilikina, forward Ousmane Dieng and forward Moussa Diabate were cut from the French national team roster ahead of the EuroBasket, the French Federation announced. The roster of France now has 14 players: Isaia Cordinier (Virtus Segafredo Bologna), Bilal Coulibaly (Washington Wizards), Sylvain Francisco (Zalgiris), Nadir Hifi (Paris), Jaylen Hoard (Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv), Mouhammadou Jaiteh (Dubai), Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot (Baskonia), Theo Maledon (Real Madrid), Elie Okobo (AS Monaco), Vincent Poirier (Anadolu Efes), Zaccharie Risacher (Atlanta Hawks), Alex Sarr (Washington Wizards), Matthew Strazel (AS Monaco) and captain Guerschon Yabusele (New York Knicks).

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Frank Ntilikina, Guerschon Yabusele and former EuroLeague MVP Nando de Colo all have NBA experience under their belts, as well. "We are lucky to have a team with experience, but we know if we want a chance to go all the way [we need] to be strong defensively. Our defense will fuel our attack," Gobert told reporters ahead of France's game against Brazil. "We are working very hard to be able to maximize our strengths and qualities with consistency."

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Rod Boone: PJ Washington (right foot sprain) is out for tomorrow's game against Chicago. No other changes on #Hornets injury report. LaMelo, Mark Williams, Gordon Hayward and Frank Ntilikina all remain out. My update on where things stand with each will post on @theobserver later.

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