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Luka Doncic hints at Real Madrid return and shakes up the NBA

Luka Doncic wants to close the circle where it started

Luka Doncic hints at Real Madrid return and shakes up the NBA
Luka Doncic hints at Real Madrid return and shakes up the NBA

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Luka Doncic is one of the most dazzling talents in the NBA. He’s also a player who’s never lost touch with his roots. In a recent interview cited by The New York Post, the Slovenian star admitted he’s open to finishing his professional career at Real Madrid. The club that gave him his debut at just 16 years old. “It would be something very special,” said Doncic, in what many see as an emotional nod to his white-shirted past.

The idea of seeing Luka Doncic back in a Real Madrid jersey isn’t just nostalgic fantasy for European fans. It’s a real possibility that speaks volumes about the kind of athlete he is—one who understands that legacy isn’t just measured in rings, but in gestures. Doncic spent three seasons with the Spanish club, won the EuroLeague in 2018, and was named MVP of the tournament at just 19. His impact was so deep that even today, his name echoes through the WiZink Center as if he never left.

Bond with the blancos

Since arriving in the NBA, Luka Doncic has racked up multiple All-Star selections and averages that place him among the league’s elite. His media presence has made him one of the global faces of basketball. Yet his connection to Spain remains strong. He speaks the language fluently, keeps close ties with people at the club. And has been spotted in Madrid during his offseasons. His bond with the city and the institution goes far beyond basketball.

Although Luka Doncic is under contract with the Lakers and still has plenty left to write in his NBA story. He doesn’t hide the fact that Real Madrid holds a special place in his heart. At a time when many players choose to end their careers in lesser leagues or far-flung destinations, the idea of returning to a top-tier club like Madrid carries weight.

If that return does happen, it won’t just be a sporting move. It’ll be a statement of values. Luka Doncic doesn’t just want to win—he wants to go back to where he learned how.

 

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