In this first phase of the market the most active formation is undoubtedly the Reyer Venice. The lagoon team is trying to set up a very competitive team, with the aim of acting as a comfortable third in the eternal challenge between Milan and Virtus.
Despite thefarewell by Rayjon Tuckerthe real crack of the orogranta team this season, the president Casarin and the management are preparing an even more complete and profound team than the edition just seen.
Starting with the confirmations: in addition to the nucleus of Italians (Tessitori, De Nicolao and Casarin) and the confirmations of some foreigners who have done well (Parks, Kabengele and Wiltjer), Venice has already scored some important coups which, to date, they put her as a serious candidate to disturb the duopoly that is characterizing our local basketball.
Venice, agreement with Davide Moretti
The back court orogranata could find a very important new reinforcement for next season, which will see the Venetian team involved in the championship and EuroCup. A back court already enhanced by the arrival of Tyler Ennis, fresh from a sumptuous season in Naples, and who, most likely, will have to do without Marco Spissufurther and further away.
So that’s it The New Venice proposes the alternative to the Sardinian point guard: Davide Moretti. The former Olimpia Milano and Pesaro player, who returned to excellent levels last year in Varese, would be the ideal profile for coach Spahija. The arrival of coach Paolo Moretti’s son would complete a respectable playmaker department made up of Tyler Ennis, Andrea De Nicolao (who should stay for another season) and, indeed, Davide Moretti.
The Venetian management is ready to pour the buyout from 30 thousand euros provided in Texas Tech’s product contract. There are rumors of a two-year contract for the Italian playmaker, at figures decidedly higher than those received in Varese. On the other hand, Moretti ended his season at 12.1 points averaged in almost 28 minutes with an excellent 41.9% from beyond the arc. Without forgetting the European contribution: 13.5 points in 25.6 minutesi shooting 44.1% from beyond the arc in the FIBA Europe Cup, a competition that saw Varese surrender only in the final act.
Moretti would be the fourth purchase of Reyer Venezia (after Ennis, Wheatle and Lever), which would now be close to closing roster to be delivered to coach Neven Spahija for next season
