Virtus Bologna reportedly interested in G-League guard DaQuan Jeffries / News - Basketnews.com

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Virtus Segafredo Bologna are getting ready for their comeback to the EuroLeague next season.

DaQuan Jeffries

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According to Italian newspaper La Prealpina, the Italian club is interested in signing NBA journeyman guard Daquan Jeffries.

The team is reportedly looking to close out the roster, and Jeffries is being considered as one of the options to add to the perimeter rotation.

Jeffries spent last season traveling between the NBA and the G-League. He was signed to a 10-day contract by the Memphis Grizzlies in January but his hopes did not materialize and the player had to come back to the G-League.

Playing for the College Park Skyhawks, Jeffries averaged 14.3 points, 3.9 rebounds, and 1.9 in 16 appearances in the G-League this season.

The 1.96-meter shooting guard played for the New York Knicks in this year's NBA Summer League, averaging 8.2 points, 4.2 rebounds, and 1.4 assists.

Virtus Segafredo Bologna

Position Player Status PG Milos Teodosic Signed until 2022+1 PG Alessandro Pajola Signed until 2025 PG Nico Mannion Signed until 2023 PG Michele Ruzzier Signed until 2023 PG/SG Daniel Hackett Signed until 2024 SG/PG Iffe Lundberg(story) Signed until 2024 SG Marco Belinelli Signed until 2023 SG Isaia Cordinier Signed until 2023 SF Kyle Weems Signed until 2023 SF Awudu Abass Signed until 2024 PF Kevin Hervey Signed until 2023 PF/C Jordan Mickey (story) Signed until 2023 PF/C Ismael Bako (story) Signed until 2023 C Mouhammadou Jaiteh Signed until 2023 C JaKarr Sampson Signed until 2023 PF/C Ekpe Udoh Signed until 2023 Coach Sergio Scariolo Expired contract Tornike Shengelia, Amedeo Tessitori (will not return), Amar Alibegovic (will not return) Rumored to leave Kevin Hervey, Nico Mannion, Ekpe Udoh, Jakar Sampson Interested Nikola Milutinov (story), Tornike Shengelia, DaQuan Jeffries Support BasketNews so we could make even better content.