Chima Moneke is one of the biggest free agents available in this summer's market, and his time in Baskonia looks about to end. Where might he be going next? We analyze some of the most likely landing spots for the Nigerian forward.
Now that the EuroLeague season has ended, there is increasing focus on the upcoming free agency and the changes it could bring.
Next season, the EuroLeague will expand to 20 teams with the addition of three new teams: Dubai BC, Hapoel Tel Aviv, and Valencia Basket.
This will mean more games and more players to keep an eye on. One of the most interesting free agents on the market will undoubtedly be Chima Moneke.
After a brief stint in the NBA with the Sacramento Kings, the Nigerian power forward returned to European basketball in 2023, finishing the season with AS Monaco.
However, in the last two seasons, Moneke has played for Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz, becoming one of the Basque team's key players.
With his contract about to expire, Moneke will likely leave Baskonia, especially after a very difficult season for the Spanish team.

A big man with his experience and versatility could become an extremely attractive target for many EuroLeague clubs.
Moneke, 29, is a player at the peak of his career, and the next contract he signs could be the most important one of his life.
Which teams could be most interested in Moneke?
And what pros and cons could these destinations have for the Nigerian player?
Let's find out together.
Partizan Belgrade
One of Partizan's main weaknesses this season has undoubtedly been at the power forward position. Isiaha Mike struggled with injuries and missed the first part of the season, forcing him to chase fitness in the following months.
Brandon Davies, who can play both the 4 and 5 positions, has also failed to fully convince. As BasketNews' Donatas Urbonas reported, he could leave the Serbian club to play in Japan despite having another year on his contract.
For this reason, Moneke could be an ideal name for Partizan, which needs to strengthen that position.
The Nigerian player had already been linked with