Real Madrid has moved quickly in the market. He has made good additions to a team that has just won the Endesa League, but there is still a position that worries him.
And it is that, as has been happening for a long time, the base position is still a headache. Since Campazzo decided to make the leap to the NBA, they have not found stability.
The signing of Heurtel did not go as expected, since after his party before the match against Panathinaikos he was sentenced. Williams-Goss also had a hard time starting, and when he was doing it, that’s when he got injured.
In any case, the American will remain in the team except for surprise and will join Sergio Rodríguez in the direction of play. The other position will be shared between Alocén and Núñez, although one of the two, or even both, could go out on loan.
That largely depends on Campazzo is reverted to Europe. Although his wish is to stay in the NBA, from the white club they have already communicated their intentions to go after him if he is not there.
It could be the ideal complement for Chus Mateo’s squad, but they have another name as a possible alternative in case the signing of the Argentine was not achieved, and they would like to add another point guard.
Es Wanamaker, that in the last two years He has not finished settling in any team, and right now he is a free agent, so his return to Europe is an option on the table. (The important decision with Núñez)
It would be a possibility to take into account since He is a good player, who contributes points thanks to his big wrist, who is a good defender and therefore would not be out of place at Real Madrid.
Also, He already had experience in the Euroleague, after a campaign in Fernerbahçe. Against him is that does not have a community passport, and the places would be occupied by Deck and Williams-Goss, but the latter is still injured.
It does not seem that his priority is to return to the old continentsince it is looking for a new franchise in the NBA, but if it cannot find it, it is an interesting alternative in the Goya street offices.
