The German basketball world champion Dennis Schröder has apparently found a new club in the NBA again. According to media reports, the Detroit Piston is going to the Sacramento Kings this time.
According to a “ESPN” report, the 31-year-old Braunschweiger will sign a three-year contract at the club from the capital of California and earn $ 45 million during this time. At the Kings, Schröder is said to fill the gap that was created with the change from De’aaron Fox to the San Antonio Spurs. Sacramento never reached the playoffs between 2006 and 2022 and most recently won a series in the playoffs in spring 2004.
Tenth station in the NBA
For Schröder it would be after the Atlanta Hawks, Oklahoma City Thunder, the Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Celtics, Houston Rockets, Toronto Raptors, Brooklyn Nets, Golden State Warriors and Detroit, the tenth station in the North American professional league. The building actor ran alone in the past season for the Nets, the Warriors and Pistons.
With strong appearances in the playoffs, he finally got into the race for a highly doped contract in the Free Agency. When it comes to the end of the New York Knicks, Schröder got an average of 12.5 points per game.
Em with the German National team
Before he is back in the NBA in autumn, Schröder completes the European Championship as captain of the German national team. At the tournament from August 27th to September 14th, World Champion Germany plays its preliminary round in Finnish Tampere. The final round rises in Latvia’s capital Riga. Germany around Schröder and young star Franz Wagner is one of the title favorites.