While Barça strives in the search for a pivot that can provide defense, rebound and points, Valencia Basket has been advanced and will be reinforced with a player from Unicaja of Malaga, who continues with his particular disruption.
This is the Yankuba Sima Gerundense, which leaves the Malaga team to show in Pedro Martínez's team after pay the player the 500,000 euros of his termination clause to make his bags to Valencia. Sign until June 30, 2028
The national quota player becomes the third signing of the season for the 'taRonja 'after Neal Sako and another former Unicaja partner, Kameron Taylor.
Sima leaves Unicaja where he has achieved many sports successes to make the leap to the Euroleague / EFE
The Valencian painting, In his return to Euroleague with which he has signed a three -seasons contract, he is being a beautiful to make a competitive templateOh has thrown the networks of two players of the successful Unicaja.
Reunion with Pedro Martínez
Sima meets the needs of Pedro Martínez who achieves the services of a player with experience in the Endesa and Euroleague League After having gone through several ACB teams such as Breogán, Baxi Manresa, Ourense and Unicaja to now make the leap to another team that will give you the opportunity to succeed in the Euroleague.
Sima, which is part of the group of 15 coach players by Sergio Scariolo for the next Eurobasket, has averaged this last season 4.9 points, 2.8 rebounds in the Endesa League and its powerful physicist, with 2.11 high, makes it a fearsome interior, something that is looking for precisely Barça.
The 28 -year -old Catalan pivot is part of the group of chosen by Scariolo for the next Eurobasket / EFE
The Pivot Catalá2 28 years old leaves the Unicaja through the big door, after achieving with the Ibon Navarro team Two King Cups, the Champions Leagues, the Spanish Super Cup and the Intercontinental Cup.
Sima leaves Malaga with total thanks “To the coaching staff for all the dedication they have had for the group to collect “these fruits”, to the directive and “to all the people who work in the club and who are behind the spotlights and especially the fans,” he concluded.
