Bayern Munich prepares for the future. The German team, after an extremely difficult season, begins to put the pieces together. The first of these was great news, especially relevant for Spanish basketball: after the departure of Andrea Trinchieri, an open secret, Pablo Laso will be Bayern’s coach. He had been in orbit for several months and the news finally became official a few hours ago, signing the Vitorian and thus starting a new adventure. After a season away from the bench once his glorious stage at Real Madrid came to an end, Laso will continue on the Old Continent, in a new project that he will try to make competitive and with a new staff. In another country, yes: Germany. It will be, of course, his first experience in the Bavarian country. And many eyes will be on his figure.
Now it’s time to make the template. And for that you have to see how the market is. In it, a figure that Laso wants for his team emerges: that of Leandro Bolmaro, a player he had to suffer from in his time as coach of Real Madrid. After all, he was then his rival at Barça, that team with which he has starred in so many legendary duels. The journalist Orazio Francesco, from the media Basketball Newshas spoken that Laso’s interest in Bolmaro is real and that it would be the great interest of the German team and the first stone of the new project around the man from Vitoria, who has always liked modeling young players (Bolmaro is only 22 years old ) and promising and give them minutes in their teams.
Leandro Bolmaro signed for Barça in 2018 and remained under the orders, first of Svetislav Pesic and then of Sarunas Jasikevicius. With the Lithuanian he began to stand out and have more minutes, which caused him to appear in the NBA draft, being chosen in 23rd position by the Knicks. The rights to him were traded to the Timberwolves, and he went through the Jazz and the G League. He never found his place and halfway through this season he returned to Spain to play for Lenovo Tenerife. After years of ups and downs, the opportunity to play for Pablo Laso at Bayern is more alive than ever.