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Branik, the basketball player, is putting together a team for the second league, with two new reinforcements.
Slovenia⚽ Sports3 hr. ago

Branik, the basketball player, is putting together a team for the second league, with two new reinforcements.

The Slovenian basketball club KK Branik has announced the addition of two new players for their upcoming season in the second league. The club, which previously competed in the third league, has decided to move up after former partners Plama-pur and Žoltasti troti withdrew due to financial demands. The team is being led by former coach Aleš Pipan, who has experience with top Slovenian clubs. Current players such as captain Žiga Tratnik and Luka Božak will remain, along with seven other members. Two confirmed signings are Dušan Zdravković from Serbia and Nik Ivančić from Hopsov Polzela, both showing ambition for growth within the club. Further potential additions include local players Jure Besedič and Miha Vašl, known for their past achievements.

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Branik, the basketball player, is putting together a team for the second league, with two new reinforcements.

The Slovenian basketball club KK Branik has announced the addition of two new players for their upcoming season in the second league. The club, which previously competed in the third league, has decided to move up after former partners Plama-pur and Žoltasti troti withdrew due to financial demands. The team is being led by former coach Aleš Pipan, who has experience with top Slovenian clubs. Current players such as captain Žiga Tratnik and Luka Božak will remain, along with seven other members. Two confirmed signings are Dušan Zdravković from Serbia and Nik Ivančić from Hopsov Polzela, both showing ambition for growth within the club. Further potential additions include local players Jure Besedič and Miha Vašl, known for their past achievements.

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