Unicaja has secured Willy Hernangómez's commitment. The Madrid-born center has accepted the offer from the club to play in Málaga next season after rejecting two other offers, one of them from PAOK Thessaloniki. The Spanish international will thus replace Olek Balcerowski, who signed for Barcelona a few days ago. Unicaja managed to convince Hernangómez after several days of negotiations and by improving their initial offer. This is a top-level signing, provided he improves upon the performances he has shown at times in recent seasons with Barcelona, his last team, where he played for the past three seasons.
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Fortunately for Michigan, there hasn't been a mass exodus of players from the program since former head coach Dusty May elected to take his talents to the NBA.
7-foot-3 center Marcus Moller out of Denmark is another commitment who will stay true to his word. He signed with the Wolverines last November, but had to take a break from basketball as he received treatment for testicular cancer.
"While he focuses on his health and recovery, we truly look forward to having Marcus with us in Ann Arbor this summer and are beyond excited for his future as a Wolverine," Michigan's basketball team posted in January.
Moller announced on social media in May that he was cancer-free.
He played with club team Unicaja Malaga in Spain this past season before stepping away for the aforementioned health reasons.