Bogdan Bogdanovic’s name has surfaced in reports linking him to a possible return to Partizan Belgrade, the club where he began his professional career in 2010.
During his time there, he won four Serbian League titles and earned Playoffs MVP honors in 2014.
After being drafted by Phoenix that same year, Bogdanovic chose to stay in Europe, spending three more seasons with Fenerbahce before eventually making the jump to the NBA in 2017.
He played for Sacramento and Atlanta before being traded to the Clippers at last year’s deadline.
Injuries have limited his impact in Los Angeles, as he has appeared in just 51 games since the trade, including 21 this season.
Still, he showed flashes recently, scoring 16 points in 27 minutes against New Orleans 11 days ago.
According to Mozzart Sport, Partizan is preparing for a significant roster overhaul this offseason, with Bogdanovic viewed as a primary target.
Other potential additions mentioned include Dante Exum, if he returns from knee surgery, along with former NBA players Joffrey Lauvergne, Jan Vesely and Alen Smailagic.
While the rumors continue to circulate, Bogdanovic has made it clear that his current focus remains on finishing the NBA season strong before making any decisions about his future.
Bogdan Bogdanovic Addresses Potential Return To EuroLeague https://t.co/Cn0vZnrWma pic.twitter.com/onoFv2qGIb
— Hoops Rumors (@HoopsRumors) March 30, 2026
