MoraBanc Andorra Unveils Iwundu and Radošević as Key Signings for 2026/27 Season
The club presented the experienced duo at an event highlighting their international pedigrees and commitment to building a relentlessly competitive team in Spain's top league. Sports director and minister voiced strong support for elevating Andorra's profile.
Key Points
- Wes Iwundu, Nigerian with NBA experience, and Croatian center Leon Radošević debut in Endesa League.
- Both players emphasize war-like mentality, experience, and sacrifice to make Andorra toughest opponent.
- Presentation at Ràdio Andorra attended by Tourism Minister Jordi Torres.
- Sports director praises Iwundu's adaptability and Radošević's elite EuroLeague track record.
MoraBanc Andorra unveiled Wes Iwundu and Leon Radošević as key signings for the 2026/27 Endesa League season during an event on Thursday at Ràdio Andorra, the headquarters of Andorra Turisme. The presentation, attended by Tourism and Trade Minister Jordi Torres, highlighted the players' international pedigrees and their shared focus on transforming the team into one of the league's toughest opponents.
Both newcomers are making their debuts in Spain's top competition, arriving with extensive experience. Radošević, the Croatian centre familiar from EuroLeague stints, stressed a war-like mentality for every game. He aims to deliver experience, character and sacrifice from preseason, crediting coach Žan Tabak—who he's known for over a decade—for emphasizing the league's physical demands. The challenge only fueled his enthusiasm, he noted.
Iwundu, the Nigerian international with a decade of pro ball including NBA time, echoed that drive to compete fiercely in every matchup. He wants the side to rank among the hardest to beat, maximizing wins through relentless effort. The winger praised the locker room's hunger for better results and shared how teammate Stan Okoye, met on Nigeria duty this summer, gave insights into the club and country. Early impressions of the ACB have been positive, he added.
Sports director Jordi Ardèvol lauded Iwundu's adaptability to meet coaching needs at any moment and Radošević's track record at Europe's elite level. He highlighted the centre's potential to boost team and club standards.
Torres reminded the duo they join not just a basketball club, but a national institution that fosters cohesion and elevates Andorra's global profile.
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