Olimpia Milano has reached an agreement until the 2025/26 season with center Josh Nebo, 2.06 mt tall, born in Houston on 19 July 1997, coming from Maccabi Tel Aviv. JOSH NEBO – “I'm excited for this next chapter of my career here in Milan. I'm looking forward to working towards building something special with the Read More »
Olimpia Milan has reached an agreement until the 2025/26 season with point guard Neno Dimitrijevic, 1.91 mt tall, born in Skopje, Macedonia, on 23 February 1998, coming from Unics Kazan, Russia. NENO DIMITRIJEVIC - "I'm very happy and grateful to be now a part of this historic club. I'm excited for the opportunity to be Read More »
Olimpia Milan and its ownership group are thankful to Nicolò Melli for all he did for the Club, the individual records that he set, the three championship seasons we just experienced, and all the memories we will share forever, and wishes the best for the future to him and his family. Read More »
Olimpia Milan has reached an agreement until the 2025/26 season included with guard Armoni Brooks, 1.91 mt tall, born in Waco, Texas, on June 5, 1998, coming from the Ontario Clippers of the G-League. ARMONI BROOKS – “I am super excited to join the Olimpia Miano family. Playing for an historic club like this is Read More »
Olimpia Milan is grateful to Devon Hall for the three seasons we spent together in Milan. He was a big part of three consecutive championships won in the Italian league. All the members of the Olimpia Milan family wish him the best for his future. Read More »
Olimpia Milan is thankful to Peppe Poeta for the seasons he spent with us, and the contributions he made to two championship-winning teams and wish all the best to him for his personal and professional future. Read More »
When he received the MVP award trophy, to be added to the one he won in Spain with Barcelona just a year ago, Nikola Mirotic pointed to all his teammates. "It's a collective award," he said. Mirotic is aware that his 51 points in the last two games were the decisive boost to doom Virtus' Read More »
For Coach Ettore Messina it is the seventh career championship in Italy, but it is also the third consecutive in Milan: "We defeated a strong, tough, deep team, capable to score in many different ways. After the defeat in Trento, we found cohesion, determination and perhaps even the humility to play together, with rebounds, defense, Read More »
It was another night for the ages. Olimpia had the chance to close the series out at home and did it again. During the Messina's era in such games Olimpia's record is amazing, 11-3 and 3-0 at home. The winning streak in the friendly confines of Unipol Forum in the Italian league finals has reached Read More »
The game that potentially closes a playoff series is historically the hardest to win. It is even more so in a series like this played by two very competitive teams. In the space of three games and 125 minutes played, Olimpia scored six points more than Bologna; if we exclude Game 1's overtime, Virtus scored Read More »
