Ready for the basketball shock of the year? Let’s talk about Colin Malcolm, the American basketball player who just made a move that shook the EuroLeague to its core! Malcolm has left Paris Basketball and signed a two-year deal with Israel’s Hapoel Tel Aviv, a new EuroLeague participant. Yes, you read that right — one of Paris’s key players, who last season averaged 7.7 points, 2.5 rebounds, and 1.2 assists per game, decided to switch teams. But wait, there’s more! Malcolm’s departure is just the tip of the iceberg for the club that was the biggest surprise in the EuroLeague. After coach Tiago Splitter, the club lost top players Shorts, Maodo Lo, Daulton Homes, Tyson Ward, Kevarius Hayes, and Jantunen. Is this the beginning of the end for Paris Basketball? The EuroLeague is changing, and so are the fates of its clubs. Hapoel Tel Aviv, now boosted by Malcolm, is stepping into the elite circle with big ambitions. Will this transfer save the Israeli team or just add to the EuroLeague chaos? One thing’s for sure — the basketball world can’t stay silent. What do you think about this madness? Did Malcolm make the right call? Or is Paris Basketball on the road to collapse? Drop a comment, light up social media, and let the conversation roll!
