Crvena Zvezda point guard Nemanja Nedovic has ranked his top 10 EuroLeague players, with Real Madrid’s Facundo Campazzo securing the top spot.
At the top of his list, Nedovic placed Campazzo, the skilled point guard who has been instrumental in Real Madrid’s success. Following Campazzo, Nedovic chose last season’s MVP, Mike James, who has consistently been one of the most electrifying players in the EuroLeague.
Shane Larkin, a two-time EuroLeague champion and former MVP, took third place in Nedovic’s rankings. The Anadolu Efes guard has been a dominant force in European basketball, known for his scoring prowess and leadership on the court.
In fourth place, Nedovic picked Walter Tavares, Real Madrid’s imposing center. Tavares has established himself as one of the top defensive players in the EuroLeague, using his size and shot-blocking ability to control the paint.
Mario Hezonja, also of Real Madrid, was ranked fifth on Nedovic’s list. The versatile forward is known for his athleticism and ability to score from multiple positions, making him a key player for his team.
Panathinaikos guard Kendrick Nunn was listed sixth by Nedovic. Despite being new to the EuroLeague, Nunn’s skill set and scoring ability have already made an impression on the league as he helped the Greens win their seventh EuroLeague title last season.
Barcelona’s newcomer Kevin Punter took the seventh spot in Nedovic’s rankings. Punter is recognized for his clutch performances and ability to score in critical moments, contributing significantly to his team’s success.
Nedovic placed Nikola Mirotic, who plays for Olimpia Milano, in the eighth position. Mirotic, a former NBA player, has been a standout in the EuroLeague, known for his scoring and versatility as a forward.
In ninth place, Nedovic ranked Wade Baldwin IV who joined Fenerbahce this offseason. Baldwin’s playmaking ability and defensive prowess have made him one of the most well-rounded guards in the league.
Rounding out Nedovic’s top 10 was Nigel Hayes-Davis, also from Fenerbahce. The forward’s ability to contribute on both ends of the court, along with his physicality, earned him a spot in Nedovic’s rankings.
