Former NBA guard Brandon Boston is expected to sign with Turkish club Trabzonspor, per BasketNews sources. The four-year ex-NBA player, who averaged 7.5 points per game, spent the preseason with the Chicago Bulls before the team waived him ahead of the regular season.
Former NBA and Fenerbahce Istanbul guard Brandon Boston is set to return to European basketball.
According to BasketNews sources, the American guard, who averaged 7.5 points per game across four NBA seasons, is expected to sign with Turkish club Trabzonspor.
Boston, 24, spent the NBA preseason with the Chicago Bulls but was waived shortly before the regular season began.
Boston received multiple offers from EuroLeague clubs ahead of the 2026-27 season but turned them down to pursue an NBA opportunity, sources tell BasketNews.
The American guard is expected to take on a major role with Trabzonspor, which competes in the Turkish League and the Basketball Champions League.
Trabzonspor assembled an ambitious roster to win the BCL, making former EuroLeague guard Isaiah Canaan one of its marquee offseason signings.
The Turkish club also features two other players with EuroLeague experience, Shaquille Harrison and Brady Manek.
Trabzonspor opened its BCL campaign with two consecutive wins and holds a 3-2 record in the Turkish League.
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Brandon Boston NBA stats
Across four NBA seasons with the Los Angeles Clippers and New Orleans Pelicans, Boston averaged 7.5 points, 2.2 rebounds, and 1.2 assists in 16 minutes per game.
In his final NBA season with the Pelicans in 2024-25, he posted career-best averages of 10.7 points, 3.2 rebounds, and 2.2 assists.
Last season, Boston averaged 4.8 points and 1.6 rebounds in 12 minutes per game with Fenerbahce Istanbul, helping the Turkish club reach the EuroLeague Final Four.
His standout performances included a season-high 21 points against eventual EuroLeague finalists Real Madrid and 14 points against eventual champions Olympiacos Piraeus.
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