Real Madrid pursues Cedi Osman
Spanish and Italian sports media have suggested that national basketball player Cedi Osman, who has left the NBA, is at the top of Real Madrid's transfer list. It is also claimed that Anadolu Efes is interested in Osman, whose potential return to Europe is being discussed.
Spanish and Italian sports media have claimed that national basketball player Cedi Osman, whose contract with the NBA team San Antonio Spurs has expired, is at the top of Real Madrid's transfer list.
Spanish sports newspapers announced the transfer claim on their websites with headlines such as "Madrid's real option is Cedi Osman" in Marca, "Real Madrid: Cedi Osman is the first choice" in AS, and "Real Madrid goes after NBA player Cedi Osman" in El Mundo Deportivo.

The reports emphasized that the 29-year-old national basketball player, who plays the small forward position, is evaluating the possibility of returning to Europe after his contract with the NBA's San Antonio Spurs expired.
While it was noted that the Italian news site "Sportando" also included claims that Real Madrid is interested in Cedi Osman, it was asserted that if the Turkish basketball player were to join Real Madrid, "it would be a bombshell transfer."

ANADOLU EFES IN THE MIX
On the other hand, it has been suggested that Anadolu Efes, the team he played for in the past, is also among the teams interested in Cedi Osman, who has been playing in the NBA for the last 7 seasons.
News Source: 12punto
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