The club secures the 1.90m guard on a one-year contract to enhance perimeter scoring under coach Žan Tabak

MoraBanc Andorra has officially signed Canadian guard Kassius Robertson for the 2026-27 season, bolstering the team's perimeter play under head coach Žan Tabak.

The 32-year-old, standing 1.90 metres tall and holding a Jamaican passport, joins from Dreamland Gran Canaria, where he posted 8.5 points per game in 19 Liga Endesa outings last season. Robertson began his professional career in Germany and Italy before entering Spain's top division with spells at Monbus Obradoiro, Valencia Basket and Joventut Badalona. He also had a short stint at Russia's Lokomotiv Kuban and has featured in top-tier competitions including the EuroLeague and EuroCup.

The club announced the one-year deal yesterday, fulfilling a priority target. Back in January, after Robertson departed the VTB United League, sporting director Jordi Ardèvol came close to landing him, only for financial issues to steer the player to Gran Canaria—a side that subsequently fell to Primera FEB, now led as sporting director by former Andorra figure Francesc Solana.

Ardèvol praised Robertson's scoring prowess, continental know-how and determination. "With Kassius, we gain elite offensive firepower, Liga Endesa and European experience, plus real competitive edge," he said. "He's arriving motivated to prove himself. Two seasons back, he delivered a standout year, but last campaign fell short both personally and for the team. We value players with that drive to reclaim top European status."