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Jaylen Adams denied that he is considering a return to Australia. Instead, the Herald Sun reports that the guard is being considered by several European teams.

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Former Crvena Zvezda mts Belgrade guard Jaylen Adams was let go earlier this week before the game in the EuroLeague against AS Monaco.

Jaylen Adams

MIN:19.46PTS:5.67 (40%)REB:2As:2.67ST:0.67BL:0.33TO:1.33GM:3ProfileEuroLeague2022/2023

Last year, Adams played in the Australian NBL, becoming the league's MVP with Sydney Kings. Naturally, fans started speculating about him returning to Down Under to continue the 2022-23 season.

Adams was tied to Brisbane Bullets, especially after an underwhelming performance from the current team's foreigner Rayjon Tucker. The guard was asked about this possibility.

"Sydney is home and not without IC (Ian Clark) or ‘Rell (Jarell Martin), so probably no for this year," Adams said to Crosscourt.

The Herald Sun reports that the guard is being considered by several European teams and that return to Australia is not currently on the table.

Adams played 3 games in the EuroLeague for Crvena Zvezda, averaging 5.7 points, 2 rebounds, and 2.7 assists for 2 PIR for the club. His numbers were slightly better in the ABA League - 9 points, 1.5 rebounds, and 2.5 assists for 7.5 PIR in two games.

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