Marko Guduric played a crucial role in Fenerbahce’s EuroLeague title win over AS Monaco, calling it the championship he had been working toward his entire career. He highlighted the importance of preparation, team unity, and execution in the hard-fought victory, saying, “It’s all about team.”
Marko Guduric delivered the performance of a lifetime on the biggest stage in European basketball, helping Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul capture the 2025 EuroLeague championship with a hard-fought win over AS Monaco.
| Player of the Game | |
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EFF
30
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| Nigel Hayes-Davis | |
| Points | 23 |
| Accuracy | 4-13 |
| Rebounds | 9 |
| Assists | 1 |
“This is the one, this is the one I’ve been waiting my whole career, working for,” Guduric said to EuroLeague TV. “It’s hard to really say something right now. Just proud, proud, happy, and that’s it. That’s all I can say now.”
Guduric was key in breaking Monaco’s defensive pressure and delivered when it mattered most, knocking down a crucial three-pointer that sealed the game.
The 30-year-old explained how preparation and execution helped Fenerbahce stay in control.
“We just played against a great team on the biggest stage. Great defensive team as well. I mean, yeah, it was about preparation. Get to our spots and then just try to execute.”
Asked about how long he had dreamed of lifting the EuroLeague trophy, Guduric didn’t hesitate.
“Since I was a kid, I can’t remember. Yeah, 20 years probably,” he explained.
The moment wasn’t just about individual achievement. Guduric repeatedly emphasized the team’s unity.
“It’s all about team. It’s all about team. All these guys, I mean, we are really the team and I emphasize that word all the time. This is a team win and I’m very happy, very proud and all glory to God,” Guduric concluded.
In the final game, Guduric scored 19 points, collected 6 rebounds, and made 2 steals. He ended the game with a PIR of 27.
