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Mac McClung Reportedly Poised to Take His Game to the EuroLeague

The likely move reflects McClung’s shift from chasing short NBA chances to seeking steadier pay and tougher competition overseas.

Overview

  • BasketNews reported Thursday, a development relayed by Heavy and HoopsRumors, that multiple EuroLeague clubs have shown serious interest in free agent Mac McClung though no contract has been announced.
  • McClung closed the 2025–26 season as the NBA G League’s leading scorer and its MVP after averaging 31.8 points per game, and the league credited him with 5,335 career points when it announced the record.
  • His most recent NBA opportunities were brief: McClung appeared in 11 NBA games last season, averaged about 6.1 points, had a short standard deal with Indiana and a two-way with Chicago, and officially became a free agent this July after the Bulls renounced their free-agent exception rights.
  • McClung previously turned down sizable overseas offers while staying available for NBA call-ups, so a move to Europe would mark a clear change in his career plan and offer more stable minutes and pay against veteran competition.
  • The next steps to watch are which EuroLeague club signs him and the contract terms, because a prominent role in Europe could raise his profile internationally while making an immediate NBA return less likely in the short term.